Workshop Blogging & Twitter for academics

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Blogging and social media offer academics opportunities to help shape, develop and improve upon their research. This workshop focuses on themes like blog formats, the translation of science to a larger audience an how to deal with commenters.

Workshop
Blogging & Twitter for academics
Linda Duits

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Introduction
Part I: Blogging
Part II: Social media
Part III: Engaging with difficult followers

OUTLINE

1. Public intellectuals
2. Research logs
3. (Pseudonymous) blogs about
academics

TYPES OF ACADEMIC BLOGS

Who should benefit from your research?
How do you currently share your insights?
Are you reaching the right people?

To work!

TWITTEREN/TWEETING
TWEET
TWITTERER (TWEEP)
RETWEET
FAVOURITE
FOLLOWERS
HASHTAG
MENTIONS
DMs
LOCK
TERMINOLOGY

Thank you for your participation!
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Workshop Blogging & Twitter for academics

1. Workshop Blogging & Twitter for academics Linda Duits

2. OBJECTIVES

3. • • • • Introduction Part I: Blogging Part II: Social media Part III: Engaging with difficult followers OUTLINE

4. WEB 2.0

5. HISTORY

6. 1. Public intellectuals 2. Research logs 3. (Pseudonymous) blogs about academics TYPES OF ACADEMIC BLOGS

7. Who should benefit from your research? How do you currently share your insights? Are you reaching the right people? To work!

8. FORMATS

9. ATTRECTIVE FORM

10. CHOICE IN PLATFORM

11. To work!

12. TECHNICAL SIDE

13. SOCIAL MEDIA

14. WEB-BASED SERVICES THAT ALLOW INDIVIDUALS TO 1. construct a public or semi-public profile within a bounded system, 2. articulate a list of other users with whom they share a connection, and 3. view their list of connections and those made by others within the system. SOCIAL NETWORKS

15. PRIVATE ONLINE

16. PUBLIC

17. TWITTER

18. TWITTEREN/TWEETING TWEET TWITTERER (TWEEP) RETWEET FAVOURITE FOLLOWERS HASHTAG MENTIONS DMs LOCK TERMINOLOGY

19. COMMUNITY

20. SOFTWARE

21. GOALS

22. CONTENT

23. Should you tweet like me? Discussion

24. TO FOLLOW AND BE FOLLOWED

25. SEARCHING

26. POSSIBILITIES OTHER NETWORKS