Slides from Social Media workshop

1. Ann Gow: Academia & the Cultural Heritage Sector

2.  collaborative project
 postgraduate students and early career
researchers Arts and Humanities
 0pportunities for knowledge exchange
 With practitioners in
 academia, museums, archives and libraries, and
the voluntary sector

3.  scholarship scheme
 workshops
 conference
 develop skills for PGR and ECR
 to build networks, reputation and esteem as
researchers
 structured opportunities to learn about social
media practice outside own discipline and
institution,
 wide variety of sectors beyond academia.

4.  HATII (Information Studies)
 Glasgow Life
 Museum Studies and Information Management
Masters Programmes
 Glasgow Museums
 Tall Ship
 Glasgow Digital Humanities

5.  Jillian Ney: Social Media Researcher
 Matt Barr: Research Development Specialist
 Tony Pollard: Director of the Centre for
Battlefield Archaeology/Senior Lecturer, History
 Fiona Carmichael: Learning and Access Officer,
the Tall Ship
 #smkeglasgow

6.  Your chance to ask questions, get help, set up
twitter
 Create community from today
 #smkeglasgow

7.  Using #smkeglasgow
 Collect all tweets
 Up until Thursday 29th March
 Case studies:
http://storify.com/ihr_history/social-media-
knowledge-exchange-workshop
 http://storify.com/DigCurV/digcurv-
workshop-framing-the-digital-curation-curr

8. @hatii_glasgow
@The_Tall_Ship
@DrTonyPollard
@hatii_matt
@jillney
@smke_org
#smkeglasgow