19 Feb, 2:30pm-4:30pm
Darwin LT3
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| Dr Nadine Muller |
Technology is changing the way we access information, and
how we communicate. Nowhere is this more apparent than in academia. Social
media sites, such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, and blogging platforms
such as Blogger and Wordpress, are increasingly being used to raise profiles,
to disseminate research, and to make links with potential collaborators.
Is it possible to embrace the new technology without compromising
your integrity or short-selling your research? Dr Nadine Muller is a Lecturer in
English Literature and Cultural History at Liverpool
John Moores University, and has demonstrated how to use social media and
blogs effectively. She has written on life as a New Academic,
as well as highlighting her own research,
and is followed widely on Twitter.
The event is free and open to all staff, and there'll be tea/coffee. Whilst this session is intended primarily for early career researchers (ECRs), more senior staff who are new to social media are also welcome. Do let me know if you plan to come along.
The event is free and open to all staff, and there'll be tea/coffee. Whilst this session is intended primarily for early career researchers (ECRs), more senior staff who are new to social media are also welcome. Do let me know if you plan to come along.
There will also be an opportunity to chat to Nadine informally at
the ECR Social at the Dolphin
in the evening, from 7pm.
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