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Social Media for Academics
1. Social Media for Academics
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Peter Kronenberg
NaturalScience.Careers
September 25, 2018
University Hasselt
2. Social Media for Academics
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JOB
OPPOR-
TUNITIES
NETWORKED
SCHOLARS
TAKE
HOMES &
DISCUSSION
HOW CAN SOCIAL MEDIA
BE INTEGRATED INTO YOUR ACTIVITIES
AS A SCIENTIST?
4. Why is this social media for academics significant?
“participatory internet technologies …
have the potential to change the way academics
engage in scholarship”
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Greenhow, Robelia & Hughes, 2009, p. 252
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5. Why is this social media for academics significant?
“information technology and the ‘consumerization
of everything’ may represent both the greatest
opportunity for scholars and scholarship in human
history and the greatest threat to the scholars
enterprise in the thousand-year history of the
Western university”
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Katz, 2010, p. 48
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6. Why is this social media for academics significant?
“technology changes are going to flood how we
currently think about, do, and represent research
[…] [and the use of technology for scholarship] is
being largely ignored in colleges of education,
other than in simplistic and trivial ways.”
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Kumashiro et al., 2005, p. 276
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7. Why is this social media for academics significant?
Networked Participatory Scholarship
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8. Why is this social media for academics significant?
Networked Participatory Scholarship
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“scholars’ use of social technologies and online
social networks to pursue, share, reflect upon,
critique, improve, validate, and further their
scholarship.”
Veletsianos, 2016, p. 15
9. Why is this social media for academics significant?
Networked Participatory Scholarship
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share
reflect
critique
improve
validate
Veletsianos, 2016, p. 15
pursue
openness
collaboration
transparency
10. Why is this social media for academics significant?
Networked Participatory Scholarship
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University
website
Personal
website
Blog
Social media
Academic
social media
Forums
Media
channels
“ask me
anything”
Podcasting
Policy
Open access
classes
Live tweeting
at conferences
Video
Peer review
online
Online
discussionsSharing
slides
Activities
11. Why is this social media for academics significant?
Networked Participatory Scholarship
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Improve impact
of scholarship
Foster development
of more equitable
and transparent
scholarly and
educational processes
Enhance the reach
of scholarship
12. Why is this social media for academics significant?
Networked Participatory Scholarship
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Veletsianos, 2016, p. 110
13. How can social media be integrated into your
scholarly activity?
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14. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Activities on social media
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Publicising your work
Building your network
Engaging with the public
Managing information
15. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Challenges on/with social media
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Crafting/maintaining
a professional identity online
Communicating effectively
Finding time and
scheduling social media
16. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to publicise your work
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Make yourself be heard and seen!
17. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to publicise your work
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18. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to publicise your work
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Website of your institute
19. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to publicise your work
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20. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to publicise your work
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21. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to publicise your work
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The “Twitter effect”
22. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Building your network
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setup
content
population
network
building
establshing/
maintaining
growth
Online network: Phases of development
maintain
updates
23. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Engaging with the public
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Dunleavy, 2014
24. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Engaging with the public
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Kristof, 2014
25. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Engaging with the public
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Audiences/communities
Media/press
Students
General public
Research community
Practitioners and
policy makers
26. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to manage information
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27. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to manage information
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Veletsianos, 2016, p. 28
“blogging has become an absolute central part of what I do,
from working up ideas which then might become papers or
book chapters, to summarising things at a conference or a
keynote I’ve done, through to summarising key resources …
just a whole range of different things. And I find it very
motivational because people give you comments back.”
28. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to manage information
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Useful software
TrelloEvernote OneNote
29. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Using social media to manage information
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Validation of sources and content
Check
& verify!
30. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Challenges on/with social media
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Crafting/maintaining
a professional identity online
Communicating effectively
Finding time and
scheduling social media
31. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Crafting and maintaining a professional
online identity
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32. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
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Eyre, 2016
You: field trips, teaching, conferences, symposia, research, practice,
team work, funding application, job seeking
This makes: presentations, papers, essays/thesis, data sets, software,
art, reports, course material
Which morphs into: micro or macro blog posts, podcast series,
documentaries, live Q&A, conversations
Which can be expressed by: audio, video,
text, images, virtual worlds, maps, posters
33. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
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Eyre, 2016
You: field trips, teaching, conferences, symposia, research, practice,
team work, funding application, job seeking
This makes: presentations, papers, essays/thesis, data sets, software,
art, reports, course material
Which morphs into: micro or macro blog posts, podcast series,
documentaries, live Q&A, conversations
Which can be expressed by: audio, video,
text, images, virtual worlds, maps, posters
You’re not
adding bricks,
you’re re-
representing
them!
34. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Communicating effectively online
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Who am I communicating with?
How am I communicating?
Does it work?
What to do when communication turns nasty…
35. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Finding time for social media
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Recognise distractions
Schedule & automate
Time for social media and time for scholarship
36. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Finding time for social media
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Tools for scheduling
SelfControl
37. How can social media be integrated into your scholarly activity?
Finding time for social media
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Tools for scheduling Pomodoro Timer
38. How can social media be integrated into
engaging with job opportunities?
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Any questions?
Thanks!
You can find me at: @petekronenberg p.kronenberg@naturalscience.careers
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41. Works cited
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Dunleavy, P. (2014). Are you an academic hermit? https://medium.com/advice-and-help-in-
authoring-a-phd-or-non-fiction/are-you-an-academic-hermit-6d7ae5a0f16a
Eyre, S. (2016) Social Media for Academics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPFNIT_bAdU
Greenhow, C., Robelia, B. & Hughes, J. (2009). Learning, teaching, and scholarship in a digital
age. Educational Research, 38(4), 233-259.
Katz, R. (2010). Scholars, scholarship, and the scholarly enterprise in the digital age. Educause
Review, 45(2), 44-56.
Kristof, N. (2014). Professors, we need you! https://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/16/opinion/
sunday/kristof-professors-we-need-you.html
Kumashiro, K. et al. (2005). Thinking collaboratively about the peer-review process for journal-
article publication. Harvard Educational Review, 75(3), 257-285.
Veletsianos, G. (2016). Social media in academia: Networked scholars. Routledge.