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In order to assess the usage of information services and offers, information infrastructure institutes in the Leibniz Association have implemented web analyses. Based on online questionnaires and part-standardized interviews, seven Leibniz infrastructure institutes were assessed regarding their implementation of web analysis. The applied methods are described as well as instruments and metrics, together with available resources and the future perspective of web analysis at the Leibniz institutes. Altogether, the relevance of web analysis is rated high at the Leibniz institutes. However, a possible comparison of usage data is impeded owing to lacks of standardization, and the missing harmonization of metrics and assessment methods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A theoretic foundation is followed by specific insights on strategies of the annotation of selected object types (text, image, video). With the DARIAH-DE Annotation Sandbox a new service is introduced linking up the tool Annotator.js with the TextGrid/DARIAH-DE-Repositorium. A passage on annotation in the (semantic) web complements this perspective. The article concludes with infrastructure requirements. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]