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Non-traditional research outputs include creative works, reports, discussion/working papers and intellectual property (Tertiary Education Commission, 2019). Non-traditional research outputs are counted as research outputs in the Performance Based Research Fund (PBRF).
The PBRF Panel Specific Guidelines for the 2018 Quality Evaluation provides advice on specific subject areas to assist staff to develop Evidence Portfolios.
The section for Creative and Performing Arts has advice for researchers who are "independently or collaboratively engaged in the creation of artistic works across the breadth of creative and performing arts disciplines in the subject areas of design; music; literary and other arts; theatre; dance; film, television and multimedia; visual arts and crafts" (PBRF Panel Specific Guidelines, 2018).
More information and examples of eligible non-traditional research output types can be found in the PBRF Panel Specific Guidelines.
Consider assigning a DOI (Digital Object Identifier) to more easily track and share your work. A DOI is a unique and permanent identifier for a piece of work. It helps others to more easily find, use, share and cite your work. DOIs can be assigned to creative works.
More information: Contact Anton Angelo, Research Systems and Data Librarian for help with assigning a DOI to your work.