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  • + guestaad28e guestaad28e 7 months ago
    This presentation is eye-opener material.
  • + neilfws Neil Saunders 7 months ago
    I just changed the license to CC attribution non-commercial sharealike. Very happy for you to reuse.
  • + scilib Richard Akerman 7 months ago
    This is great. I'm actually doing a similar presentation in a couple weeks. What's the license on the slides - can they be reused?
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  1. What can science networking online do for you? Neil Saunders School of Molecular and Microbial Sciences University of Queensland http://nsaunders.wordpress.com November 26, 2008 N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 1 / 29
  2. where were we? 1 why network? 2 “facebook for scientists“ 3 blogs: reading and writing 4 microblogging and ”lifestreaming“ 5 benefits? 6 summary N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 2 / 29
  3. science without online networking... N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 3 / 29
  4. ...and how it could be N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 4 / 29
  5. still not convinced? N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 5 / 29
  6. still not convinced? Wherever you work, most of the smart people are somewhere else – Bill Joy N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 5 / 29
  7. still not convinced? Wherever you work, most of the smart people are somewhere else – Bill Joy It’s not information overload, it’s filter failure – Clay Shirky N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 5 / 29
  8. web 2.0 and science What’s Web 2.0? A Web where the users create, edit, share and discuss information N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 6 / 29
  9. web 2.0 and science What’s Web 2.0? A Web where the users create, edit, share and discuss information N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 6 / 29
  10. where were we? 1 why network? 2 “facebook for scientists“ 3 blogs: reading and writing 4 microblogging and ”lifestreaming“ 5 benefits? 6 summary N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 7 / 29
  11. social networks for scientists N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 8 / 29
  12. social networks for scientists too many N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 8 / 29
  13. social networks for scientists too many high barrier to entry N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 8 / 29
  14. social networks for scientists too many high barrier to entry benefits unclear N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 8 / 29
  15. social networks for scientists too many high barrier to entry benefits unclear but do give you ”web presence“ N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 8 / 29
  16. where were we? 1 why network? 2 “facebook for scientists“ 3 blogs: reading and writing 4 microblogging and ”lifestreaming“ 5 benefits? 6 summary N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 9 / 29
  17. Questions for you N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 10 / 29
  18. Questions for you weblog / blog? N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 10 / 29
  19. Questions for you weblog / blog? read? N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 10 / 29
  20. Questions for you weblog / blog? read? subscribe? N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 10 / 29
  21. Questions for you weblog / blog? read? subscribe? write? N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 10 / 29
  22. Questions for you weblog / blog? read? subscribe? write? A blog (a contraction of the term ”Web log”) is a Web site, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order. ”Blog” can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog. – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blog N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 10 / 29
  23. finding science blogs Search tools N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 11 / 29
  24. finding science blogs Search tools blogsearch.google.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 11 / 29
  25. finding science blogs Search tools blogsearch.google.com www.technorati.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 11 / 29
  26. finding science blogs Aggregators N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 12 / 29
  27. finding science blogs Aggregators scintilla.nature.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 12 / 29
  28. finding science blogs Aggregators scintilla.nature.com www.postgenomic.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 12 / 29
  29. finding science blogs Aggregators scintilla.nature.com www.postgenomic.com blogs.nature.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 12 / 29
  30. finding science blogs Collections N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 13 / 29
  31. finding science blogs Collections scienceblogs.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 13 / 29
  32. finding science blogs Collections scienceblogs.com network.nature.com/blogs N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 13 / 29
  33. reading science blogs Subscribe to RSS feeds N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 14 / 29
  34. reading science blogs Subscribe to RSS feeds N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 14 / 29
  35. using a feed reader N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 15 / 29
  36. using a feed reader Google Reader is itself a social tool N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 15 / 29
  37. writing a science blog Hosted N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 16 / 29
  38. writing a science blog Hosted wordpress.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 16 / 29
  39. writing a science blog Hosted wordpress.com www.blogger.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 16 / 29
  40. writing a science blog Hosted wordpress.com www.blogger.com www.vox.com N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 16 / 29
  41. writing a science blog Hosted wordpress.com www.blogger.com www.vox.com Self-hosted Numerous options N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 16 / 29
  42. a (lesser) science blog N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 17 / 29
  43. have a conversation! N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 18 / 29
  44. have a conversation! comments ≡ peer review for blogs N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 18 / 29
  45. have a conversation! comments ≡ peer review for blogs N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 18 / 29
  46. where were we? 1 why network? 2 “facebook for scientists“ 3 blogs: reading and writing 4 microblogging and ”lifestreaming“ 5 benefits? 6 summary N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 19 / 29
  47. what? N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 20 / 29
  48. what? Microblogging = social instant messaging N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 20 / 29
  49. what? Microblogging = social instant messaging Lifestreaming = aggregation of online activity N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 20 / 29
  50. twitter in action it sounds ridiculous... N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 21 / 29
  51. twitter in action it sounds ridiculous... and yet it works N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 21 / 29
  52. friendfeed in action N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 22 / 29
  53. friendfeed in action N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 22 / 29
  54. friendfeed in action Enhanced by comments (conversations) and rooms (e.g. life scientists) N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 22 / 29
  55. where were we? 1 why network? 2 “facebook for scientists“ 3 blogs: reading and writing 4 microblogging and ”lifestreaming“ 5 benefits? 6 summary N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 23 / 29
  56. why would I bother to blog? N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 24 / 29
  57. success stories N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 25 / 29
  58. success stories I got a chance to work at MIT - Ricardo Vidal N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 25 / 29
  59. success stories I got a chance to work at MIT - Ricardo Vidal I got the job at PLoS in the comments of one of my blog posts - Bora Zivkovic N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 25 / 29
  60. success stories I got a chance to work at MIT - Ricardo Vidal I got the job at PLoS in the comments of one of my blog posts - Bora Zivkovic I got invited to write an article for Nature, and then got invited to SciFoo - Richard Akerman N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 25 / 29
  61. success stories I got a chance to work at MIT - Ricardo Vidal I got the job at PLoS in the comments of one of my blog posts - Bora Zivkovic I got invited to write an article for Nature, and then got invited to SciFoo - Richard Akerman funding from Submeta, superb collaborators, trip to UK, invitations to speak at confs, consulting work and just plain fun - Jean-Claude Bradley N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 25 / 29
  62. where were we? 1 why network? 2 “facebook for scientists“ 3 blogs: reading and writing 4 microblogging and ”lifestreaming“ 5 benefits? 6 summary N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 26 / 29
  63. in conclusion networking and blogging: N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 27 / 29
  64. in conclusion networking and blogging: give a voice to you and your work N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 27 / 29
  65. in conclusion networking and blogging: give a voice to you and your work connect you with the right people N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 27 / 29
  66. in conclusion networking and blogging: give a voice to you and your work connect you with the right people connect you with the right information N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 27 / 29
  67. in conclusion networking and blogging: give a voice to you and your work connect you with the right people connect you with the right information Data finds data, then people find people – Jon Udell N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 27 / 29
  68. and we didn’t even talk about... Social bibliography N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 28 / 29
  69. and we didn’t even talk about... Social bibliography Social bookmarking N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 28 / 29
  70. and we didn’t even talk about... Social bibliography Social bookmarking Social presentations N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 28 / 29
  71. and we didn’t even talk about... Social bibliography Social bookmarking Social presentations Video N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 28 / 29
  72. and we didn’t even talk about... Social bibliography Social bookmarking Social presentations Video Screencast/podcast N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 28 / 29
  73. and we didn’t even talk about... Social bibliography Social bookmarking Social presentations Video Screencast/podcast Open Notebook Science N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 28 / 29
  74. thank you http://www.slideshare.net/neilfws N. Saunders (SMMS, UQ) Science networks November 26, 2008 29 / 29

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