- About
- Join
- Activities
- Education & Training
- Events
- World Congresses
- International Conferences
- Regional/Chapter Conferences
- IAALD Africa 2008
- IAALD Africa 2006
- Other Events
- Supporters
- CABI
- CIAT (CGIAR)
- CIFOR (CGIAR)
- CIMMYT (CGIAR)
- GB Pant University of Agriculture and Technology
- Georg-August-Universitaet
- IWMI (CGIAR)
- JAALD
- Michigan State University
- NAADS Secretariat
- National Agricultural Library (USA)
- Plant Management Network
- TEEAL -- The Essential Electronic Library
- Universitat Hohenheim
- Universite de Montreal
- University of Florida (USA)
- University of the Free State
- University of the West Indies
- Partners
All
Les Cahiers Agricultures en Open Access pour tous
Les Cahiers Agricultures en Open Access pour tous
Revue scientifique internationale pluridisciplinaire soutenue par le Cirad, Cahiers agricultures est désormais accessible gratuitement en ligne pour tous. Le numéro en cours ainsi que 20 années d’archives sont en libre accès sur le site de la revue www.cahiersagricultures.fr
CrowdMarketeers - think 'outside our webs' to measure our online audiences
Chris Addison and Luz Marina Alvare (IFPRI) explain ways to 'think beyond the web', beyond our domains, to measure online audiences.
Web statistical tools have made it easy to measure visits, but it provides the wrong idea as to what is important when working out the audiences that we need to be reached. Perhaps, we need to start thinking further than our organizations Domain URL. We need to think 'outside our- web.' Make sure that other Domains contain the research terms we want to reach. Then a new way to measure audiences opens up.
Web statistical tools have made it easy to measure visits, but it provides the wrong idea as to what is important when working out the audiences that we need to be reached. Perhaps, we need to start thinking further than our organizations Domain URL. We need to think 'outside our- web.' Make sure that other Domains contain the research terms we want to reach. Then a new way to measure audiences opens up.
IAALD members working behind the scene
Video Interview: Marie José Jehl former CTA Information Manager and member of IAALD since 1990, is pleased with the Association's progress. The fact that the Association's journal Agricultural Information Worldwide has been moved to an open access platform four years ago, thus making its content accessible to anyone, and at the same time reducing printing and mailing costs, has been a big accomplishment.
IAALD Webinar: NING to Connect Information Specialists Worldwide
Prospective IAALD member Ann Mureithi, Kenya
Video Interview: Ann Mureithi works at AGRA the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa and at the same time is enrolled in a Masters Degree on Agricultural Information and Communication Management (AICM) at University of Nairobi. While attending the Share Fair in Rome she discovered IAALD and decided to sign up as a member. She believes that the Association provides an ideal platform to connect with people around the world and to jointly discuss diverse agriculture related issues. Welcome Ann!













RSS feed