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The Internet of Words
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Your Digital Identity: Social Media & Online Presence
This document provides information on managing your digital identity and online presence as a scholar. It discusses social media platforms like Twitter and how they can be used for professional purposes like networking at conferences. It also covers representing yourself online through platforms like Academia.edu, ResearchGate, and institutional repositories. Maintaining privacy and copyright over your work are also addressed. The goal is to help scholars strategically build and control their digital identity.
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- 1. RAFIA MIRZA @LIBRARIANRAFIA DIGITAL HUMANITIESLIBRARIAN RAFIA@UTA.EDU Your Digital Identity: Social Media & Online Presence COLA: Ph.D. and MFA Welcome Orientation Friday, August 19, 2016
- 2. Social Media &Online Presence • Social Media Explained • Manage your digital identity • Represent yourself online • Maintaining your rights Note: Some images included under Fair Use, all original content licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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- 5. Image via Shannonat AddThis
- 6. Articles: • Getting startedwith Twitter • 10 Commandments of Twitter for Academics • ProfHacker: Tag Archives: Twitter • The Academic Advantages of Twitter Conferences and #: • Virtual MLA • Conference Season Is Here. Don’t Stink at Twitter. Discussions: • Defining terms: #altac • Introducing #critlib chats!
- 7. Conferences and #: •Virtual MLA & MLA twitter • Conference Season Is Here. Don’t Stink at Twitter.
- 8. Alt-Metrics What are Alt-metrics? Image:Altmetrics: Using Big Data to Measure Scholarly Impact by Elaine Lasda Bergman
- 9. MANAGE YOUR DIGITALIDENTITY
- 10. “These are episodesin which distinct social worlds collide online, causing outpourings of drama.” The Internet of Words by Ted Striphas Context Collapse Image: Context Collapse via Glenn Zucman how “context collapse” was coined: my [danah boyd] recollection
- 11. Privacy Settings • Howto Delete Yourself from the Internet • How to Manage Your Social Media Privacy Settings • Make Your Facebook Profile More Private in 6 Easy Steps
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- 14. There are avariety of platforms: “ResearchGate to locate peers (often in the sciences), Academia.edu to post work (often in the humanities and social sciences) and LinkedIn to search for jobs (in alt-ac fields).” Platforms Image: Online Communities, by Randall Munroe (xkcd) is lilicensed under CC-BY-NC. Institutional Repositories: • RESEARCH COMMONS Other Discipline or Topic related Repositories: • figshare • Mendeley • MyScienceWork • SSRN • HAL • arXiv • viXra • Quartzy • PLOS ONE • GITHUB
- 15. Digital Humanities onGitHub
- 16. Digital Humanities onAcademia.edu
- 17. Resume Creating Your WebPresence: A Primer for Academics
- 18. Impact Challenge • “Upgradeyour professional visibility by conquering social media • Boost your readership and citations by getting your work online • Stay atop your field’s latest developments with automated alerts • Lock in the key connections with colleagues that’ll boost your career • and Dazzle evaluators with comprehensive tracking and reporting on your own impacts.” Via ImpactStory
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- 20. Poster Presentation: Dr. LaurelSmith Stvan’s Research Commons Profile
- 21. Copyright & Author’sRights “The Author" by streetwrk.com is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0
- 22. Thesis and DissertationInformation Dissertation
- 23. QUESTIONS? Rafia Mirza @librarianrafia Digital HumanitiesLibrarian rafia@uta.edu