A prominent report focus on 'Analysis of equity groups in Higher Education 1991-2002'. I already know that, to date, the report has accumulated 132 citations via Google Scholar. I am sure there are other types of evidence I can produce to demonstrate the broad and varied impact of this report...?
A note about 'cited reference searching':
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In the Arts & Humanities Citation Index, cited reference searching enables you to find articles that refer to and/or include an illustration of a work of art or a music score. These references are called implicit citations.
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A report commissioned by the Analysis and Equity Branch of the Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs, and published in the year 2000, 'Factors influencing the educational performance of males and females in school and their initial destinations after leaving school' was cited 467 times via Google Scholar to date. What other sources can I use to provide evidence of the kinds of impact of this output?
Follow the steps as set out in Government report case study 1.
After accessing Factiva, switch to the 'Search form' view.
To include content from International Newsstream collections and to find potential media attention to your research outputs, access Proquest Central, which also features a highly-respected, diversified mix of content including scholarly journals, trade publications, magazines, books, newspapers, reports and videos.
Enter the search in the following format:
"factors influencing the educational performance of males and females in school" site:.edu.au
***After opening a link to a document or web page, use the (CTRL + F) feature to allow isolating specific words or phrases in the text.
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Enter the search in the following format:
"factors influencing the educational performance of males and females in school" site:.gov.au
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Because the database provides access to unique content - including journal articles, conference papers, theses, government reports, discussion papers and book chapters - many of which are unavailable electronically elsewhere - it provides an additional way of discovery of literature (often grey literature too) that cites grey literature in the context of the research covered.
** This is done to confirm that the source is indeed listing the work in its reference list. On opening the PDF of the item use the 'CTRL + F' feature and type in the first words of the title to confirm the source should be included in the manually produced metric [citation count] **