Social Media & Online Presence
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This document provides information on managing your online presence and social media as an academic. It discusses social media platforms like Twitter and using hashtags for conferences. It also covers representing yourself online through platforms like ResearchGate, Academia.edu, and LinkedIn. Additionally, it addresses maintaining your digital identity, privacy settings, and author's rights when posting work online. The document aims to help academics create and manage their professional online profiles and digital identities.
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Social Media & Online Presence
- 1. RAFIA MIRZA @LIBRARIANRAFIA DIGITAL HUMANITIES LIBRARIAN RAFIA@UTA.EDU Social Media & Online Presence BRETT D. CURRIER @BRETTDCURRIER DIRECTOR OF SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATIONS BRETT.CURRIER@UTA.EDU
- 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.
- 4. Image: Social Media Explained by www.theAdaptiveMarketer.com , Gerardo A. Dada
- 5. Articles: • Getting started with Twitter • 10 Commandments of Twitter for Academics • Navigating the ‘Twitterverse’: Creating an Alternate Academic Persona via Social Media • ProfHacker: Tag Archives: Twitter Conferences and #: • Virtual MLA • Conference Season Is Here. Don’t Stink at Twitter. Discussions: • Defining terms: #altac • Introducing #critlib chats!
- 6. Alt-Metrics • Notable Publications from Smithsonian Staff in 2014 • Altmetrics: the cat’s meow? • Alternative Methods of Research Evaluation Image: Altmetrics: Using Big Data to Measure Scholarly Impact by Elaine Lasda Bergman
- 7. MANAGE YOUR DIGITAL IDENTITY
- 8. “These are episodes in 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
- 9. Privacy Settings • How to Delete Yourself from the Internet • How to Manage Your Social Media Privacy Settings Image: Here’s How to Use Facebook’s Mystifying Privacy Settings by Josh Valcarcel/WIRED
- 10. Disambiguation
- 12. There are a variety 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
- 13. Digital Humanities on GitHub
- 14. Digital Humanities on Academia.edu
- 15. Resume Creating Your Web Presence: A Primer for Academics
- 16. Trend to Include Links to Repositories on CVs and Faculty Profiles
- 18. Poster Presentation: Dr. Laurel Smith Stvan’s Research Commons Profile
- 19. Copyright & Author’s Rights “The Author" by streetwrk.com is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0
- 20. Thesis and Dissertation Information Dissertation
- 21. QUESTIONS? Rafia Mirza @librarianrafia Digital Humanities Librarian rafia@uta.edu Brett D. Currier @brettdcurrier Director of Scholarly Communications brett.currier@uta.edu