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Why openness benefits research | Heinrich-Hartmann.netHeinrich-Hartmann.net - 0 views
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"Why openness benefits research
Posted on 17/01/2013
The following text is jointly authored by David Shotton (david.shotton@zoo.ox.ac.uk) and Heinrich Hartmann (hartmann@uni-koblenz.de). Cf. OpenCitations.net - blog."
PLOS Blogs Network - 0 views
Predicting the future? Where is scholarly communication headed - Networked Researcher - 0 views
Academics, brace yourself | Kings of War - 0 views
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Why academics should post using blogs.
Differentiating social media « E-WOT - 1 views
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A post that explains different forms of social media using donuts. Just look at the image if you're busy: it isn't far off the mark.
Who Gives a Tweet - Carnegie Mellon University - 1 views
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More tweeting advice
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~pandre/pubs/whogivesatweet-cscw2012.pdf - 0 views
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Evaluating tweets - a research study
Setting up a Google Scholar Profile & Citations Help - 1 views
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Link to help page at Google Scholar about Citations and Setting up a Google Scholar profile.
The Three Month Thesis | Helping you write a better thesis, faster - 0 views
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Thesis writing advice blog.
Are you who you say you are? | Visual.ly - 0 views
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Nice infographic on transparency Vs anonymity online.
Papers : mekentosj.com : Software for Research - 0 views
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Papers revolutionizes the way you deal with your research documents. It allows you to search for them, download and organize them together with supplementary material, allows you to read them full screen, highlight and keep notes, sync them to your iPad or iPhone, cite them in your favorite word processor, share them with your colleagues, and much much more.
"Towards Research Collaboration - a Taxonomy of Social Research Network" by Angelika Co... - 1 views
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A taxonomy for social network sites.
Badgeville launches gamification for the workplace - Simply Zesty - Simply Zesty - 0 views
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Not yet sure this is that useful for researchers, but you never know ...
Hacking the Academy - 0 views
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Collection of ideas for reforming academia using digital media & technology - all put together in a week!
Head in the cloud - 1 views
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Press article on data analytics, the cloud & social media
Twitterati flocks to researcher's posts | The Australian - 0 views
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Article in The Australian during Research Week at KC (July 2011) about a USydney Professor who has started using Twitter to let people know about his research.
Per Ola Kristensson - 0 views
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Interesting blog post re a growing and disturbing trend - academic spamming in the name of "open access publication". Read before you agree to any approach from InTech
(Yes, you could do this or you could just use Zite or even Flipboard - apps freely available via iTunes. Mal Booth)