Insight into Overleaf: Workshops, Webinars, and Metrics
Overleaf has been actively engaging users through workshops and webinars, promoting Pro licenses, and offering themed templates. The launch of Overleaf Commons has seen significant growth in user adoption, with detailed metrics showcasing high engagement levels. The platform boasts a large number of affiliations, active users, and projects, indicating a thriving research community.
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A number of workshops (webinars) have been provided by Overleaf to inform Users of the functionality and promote the use of the Pro licences Over c.400 Registrations & c.200 attendees A designated webpage has now been launched and is held on the Libraries Website: https://www.library.manchester.ac.uk/using-the- library/staff/research/overleaf/ UoM themed templates (e.g. Course thesis) have been uploaded to the Overleaf site and are accessible to all Users, irrespective of user group Professional Licence Open Source (Free Licence) Fully supported by IT Services with processes in place to deal with any queries
Since the official launch of Overleaf Commons for the Research Community at the University data and statistics have been recorded on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. Metrics show a significant amount of usage, growth and uptake during the first year with over 2,900 confirmed affiliated Users as of the end of January 2021, an increase of c1,600 since it s launch
Overleaf metrics show over 1,800 new sign ups with a spike in take up following the intake in October
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- Headline Summary Over 2900 Affiliations An increase of more than 1600 since launch c .1,300 Active Users An increase of >800 c.4700 Active Projects An increase of c.2800 c.2,200 New Projects An increase of >1,600
