Social media for research

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SOCIAL MEDIA
FOR ACADEMICS
Why researchers should love Twitter

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Alessandro
Mininno
Gummy Ind. Consultancy Art/Culture

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ARE YOU
RESEARCHERS?
PHDs?
PROFESSORS?

I don’t really know what academic people does.
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I assume that you

Discover interesting material
Organize and study that stuﬀ
Write groundbreaking papers
Publish them (possibily)
Socialize with peers
And you get paid for this,
wow!

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NOW, WHAT IS
SOCIAL MEDIA AND
WHY SHOULD YOU
LIKE IT?

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“Social media essentially is a
category of online media
where people are talking,
participating, sharing,
networking, and bookmarking
online.” - Mass Relevance
Deﬁnitions are so boring!

http://heidicohen.com/social-media-deﬁnition/

22%
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OF THE WORLD POPULATION
USES SOCIAL MEDIA
http://www.adzag.co/tag/social-media-2012/

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A new social network is born every week.

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SO, WHY SHOULD
THIS BE IMPORTANT
FOR YOU?

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I DIDN’T KNOW.
SO, I ASKED
TO SOME
ACADEMICS.

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“In terms of academic research,
social media are useless.
Academic research practices
are too far from the new world.”
- Stefano Mirti

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“Social media are useful to
highlight new research, papers,
conferences. They surely aren’t
research tool.”
- Simona Casarotto

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“With Twitter I can follow my
sociology-heroes without
having to ask for friendship
and I receive real-time
updates about papers and
conferences” - Ivana Pais

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“With Twitter academic
research becomes open,
worldwide. That’s the real
challenge” - Ivana Pais

“I use social network to be up
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to date. I follow some
sociology departments on
Twitter (Harvard and
Columbia), single professors
and publishing houses”
- Cecilia Manzo

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“Twitter is fundamental thanks
to information quality (and fast
timing)” - Stefano Mirti

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Say something
“academic” in
140 characters
How can I squeeze my 2000 character abstract?

22 MANY ACADEMICS USE TWITTER

https://twitter.com/#!/LSEImpactBlog/stem-academic-tweeters/members

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KLOUT IS A
MEASURE OF
ONLINE
INFLUENCE.
IT’S A GOOD
PROXY OF
RELEVANCE.

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INBUZZERS.ORG
IS A UNIVERSITY
PROJECT ABOUT
ONLINE
INFLUENCE
ACROSS SOCIAL
MEDIA.

Blatant self-promotion.

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“FB is too democratic and
prone to demagogy, nonsense
polemics that can’t be
moderated without being
accused of censorship”
- Remo Ricchetti

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“I don’t use social networks,
but interesting news ﬂy very
fast on Facebook thanks to my
network of friends”
- Erica Bernardi

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“I follow some websites via
RSS and some other via
Facebook. For some topics, we
tend to ignore Facebook (and
that’s right)”
- Christian Omodeo

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“Facebook is much more
powerful than Twitter (in
absolute terms), but it’s very
weak for the quality of the
content in it.” - Stefano Mirti

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STANFORD USES
FACEBOOK TO
PROMOTE THE
FEATURES OF THE
CAMPUS

University or real-estate?

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DESIGN ROYALE IS A ONLINE LEARNING
PROJECT COMPLETELY BASED ON FACEBOOK.
http://www.virtualeco.org/2011/07/design-royale-il-social-learning-con-facebook-e-possibile/

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ANTONIO
SCARPONI
TAUGHT
STUDENTS HOW
TO BUILD A “FISH
AND CROPS
MOBILE UNIT”

40

“Many new online/software
platforms let you do research
and organize your content.
Increasingly, they add social
and networking features”
- Francesco Saviozzi

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“Academia.edu is very useful
to publish and read papers.
Should be used more widely.”
- Cecilia Manzo

48 So, assuming that you need to

Discover interesting material
Organize and study that stuﬀ
Write groundbreaking papers
Publish them (possibily)
Socialize with peers
What would you use?

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