Social media for PhD researchers
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Social media is an increasingly prominent feature of contemporary academic practice. Many academics are using social media platforms to extend their professional networks, refine their researcher identities, discover the latest developments in their field, enhance learning experiences within teaching, and to share their research with new audiences. This workshop explores how you, as postgraduate researchers, can make full use of new and emerging online spaces for your research and your employability. #SSAPChat A workshop for PhD researchers in the School of Social Sciences and Psychology, University of Western Sydney.
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Social media for PhD researchers
- 1. Social media for PhD researchers Dr Jenna Condie @jennacondie#SSAPChat Flickr:RosauraOchoa
- 2. Social media… “a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of User Generated Content” (Kaplan & Haenlein, 2010, p. 61)
- 3. Are you using social media to share your PhD research? If yes, how? If no, why not?
- 4. I started using social media during my PhD... …and kept twittering on! Why?
- 5. Opening doors New opportunities Find my voice Personal ‘brand’ Keep track Share research Do research Teaching practices Employability An invaluable network…
- 6. #help… My twitter network help me do my job…
- 9. For promoting your own research?
- 10. Engaging with many audiences
- 11. Future trends… look towards the PhD community!
- 12. Tweet your PhD in 140 characters • Include #SSAPChat • and #TweetYourPhD • - 22 = 118 characters • #sorrynotsorry • But you can include links or images!
- 13. Be the SSAP ‘Twitterati’! 1. Follow @SSAPChat http://twitter.com/ssapchat 2. Tweet and include #SSAPChat 3. Share colleagues’ work with your networks please retweet!
- 14. We all have something to say and something to share
- 16. Aggregate and expand through blogging
- 18. “If (social media interaction is often) then (Open access + social media = increased downloads)” Melissa Terras (2012) Social media, research citations and impact
- 19. Sharing your content on LinkedIn to develop your professional identities Sharing your research on academic networking sites Go where your audiences are
- 20. One last thing… • Google the person next to you –Can you find them? –Are they contactable? –Do they present themselves well? • When you get home, Google yourself! • My citations on Google Scholar
- 21. Resources • #PhDChat #ECRChat #NSMNSS • Engaging Research: Digital Practices of Engaged Researchers (Open University video) • Minocha, S., & Petre, M. (2012) Handbook of social media for researchers and supervisors Digital technologies for research dialogues, Vitae Innovate and The Open University • Woodfield, K. (2014) Social media in social research: blogs on blurring the boundaries, e-book • LSE Twitter Guide • New Social Media, New Social Science – blog & twitter • ESRC How to build a presence on Twitter • A to Z of social media for academics (Prof Andy Miah) • Playing with Altmetrics (Research Whisperer) • Altmetrics Guide (UWS) • Altmetrics Guide (QUT) • Altmetric Bookmarklet • Eysenbach (2011) Can Tweets Predict Citations? GRS Workshop @ Parramatta campus 20th Aug Social media, doctoral studies, and the wider community
- 22. Social media for PhD researchers Dr Jenna Condie @jennacondie#SSAPChat Flickr:RosauraOchoa
Notes de l'éditeur
- ask for help keep up meet new people share write test ideas find work work out what kind of researcher I am (ongoing!) do research
- Impressions 2,802 number of times users saw the Tweet on Twitter Engagements 155 number of times users interacted with the Tweet