Library:Resource Pages Statistics

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This page outlines how to get statistics for resource pages on the LTK platform, as well as how to get historical statistics from the Cold Fusion platform from the period January 1, 2000 to January 31, 2010. Please note: Statistics are unavailable for resource pages from the period February 2, 2010 to December 31, 2012.

Getting statistics for the Resource Pages on the LTK platform

  • Use Google Analytics to find statistics for the number of times the resource page has been accessed. Please note: these statistics differ from the number of times the database itself has been accessed, as the new LTK platform allows users to bypass the Information Page for the resource. Statistics began being tracked for the new platform as of January, 2013.
  • You can access the ID and Password for UBC Library's Google Analytics account via the staff website on Plone.
  • Click on Statistics.
  • Under the category entitled Web Usage, sign onto the UBC Library's Google Analytics Account
  • Click on UBC Library Subdomains (Beginning Jan 2013).
  • Scroll down; click on resources.library.ubc.ca
  • Click on Content.
  • Click on Site Content.
  • Click on Content Drilldown.
  • Pages are identified by their resource number (which shows up at the end of the resource page URL). Browse pages, or enter the number for your page in the search box in the middle of the content page drilldown page.
  • Customize pages for your time frame.

Getting historical statistics for the Resource Pages on the Cold Fusion platform

  • Historical statistics are available for the resources pages on the Cold Fusion platform for the time period January 1, 2000 to January 31, 2010 only. Statistics are no longer available for February 1, 2010 to December 31, 2012.
  • Instructions for accessing historical statistics are available on the staff website on Plone.
  • Click on Statistics.
  • Under the category entitled Web Use, scroll down to toby.library.ubc.ca
  • From here you can link to the historical statistics server.
  • There is also a link to a guide entitled How to Interpret CF Statistics.

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