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- 1. Group 1 Methods youcurrently use to raise your scholarly profile… • LinkedIn – connecting with colleagues • Put papers in, add co- authors • Easy, automated! • Conference networking • problem—same conference, same people/topics, stuck in a loop • How to find new conferences? Judging quality What has been the most effective method? • Conferences! • Familiar, least time consuming? Once you know expectations, not difficult to get in • Networking—meet with editors, for example, getting feedback or guiding in a certain direction; meeting co- authors/investigators; gaining valuable information Methods you would like to try… • Get active with relevant facebook group/page (or any social media site) • Google Scholar – easily accessible • Publish more!! • Turn panels into publications • Time management
- 2. Group 2 Methods youcurrently use to raise your scholarly profile… • Update your faculty webpage What has been the most effective method? • Public Affairs Methods you would like to try… • Google scholar • Researchgate • Orcid ID
- 3. Group 3 Methods youcurrently use to raise your scholarly profile… Linked In Add citations Research Gate have been told that this is a good one Academic EDU Get alerts when people search for you Google Scholar Allows you to add What has been the most effective method? • Linked In • Good way to tell your colleagues about new papers • Google scholar Methods you would like to try… • Altmetric.com • Institution vs individual?
- 4. Group 4 Methods youcurrently use to raise your scholarly profile… • Research Gate • Conference abstracts posted • YouTube presentations What has been the most effective method? Methods you would like to try… • Create a Google Scholar Author Profile • Sign up for an ORCID • Tweet articles #usegoodhashtags • Guest blog