Add to ORKGAre you an academic who uses Twitter? What do you Tweet about? Who are your Tweeps? Amy Mollett and the LSE Impact team are seeking your tips and advice on the merits of academic tweeting to include in a new ‘how-to’ guide for newcomers
Salma Patel has been on a whistle-stop tour of academic social media channels. Here she shares her s...
We are three academics who are active on social media. We explore the motivations for and benefits o...
“Tweeting”, #hashtags, FF (Friday follows), RT (retweet), MT(modified tweet): what is it all about a...
Many academics have embraced social media as a tool for networking and disseminating research. Inspi...
We asked readers of the blog and our Twitter followers to submit their own tips and examples for aca...
Following on from the lists of academic tweeters published earlier this month, we have put together ...
Following the launch of the guide on using Twitter in university research, teaching, and impact acti...
In the run up to launching a Guide to Academic Tweeting, we asked you to recommend your favourite ac...
Twitter is a form of free micro-blogging which allows users to send and receive short public message...
Over the past year, the use of social media and blogging for academic purposes has continued to grow...
Twitter is a form of free micro-blogging which allows users to send and receive short public message...
Following the launch of the guide on using Twitter in university research, teaching, and impact acti...
Amy Mollett, Social Media Manager at the London School of Economics, rounds up how LSE currently use...
Academics are discovering that twitter is much, much more than a space on which to talk about the la...
Twitter is not just a place to socialize, share pictures, and catch up on the latest news; it is als...
Salma Patel has been on a whistle-stop tour of academic social media channels. Here she shares her s...
We are three academics who are active on social media. We explore the motivations for and benefits o...
“Tweeting”, #hashtags, FF (Friday follows), RT (retweet), MT(modified tweet): what is it all about a...
Many academics have embraced social media as a tool for networking and disseminating research. Inspi...
We asked readers of the blog and our Twitter followers to submit their own tips and examples for aca...
Following on from the lists of academic tweeters published earlier this month, we have put together ...
Following the launch of the guide on using Twitter in university research, teaching, and impact acti...
In the run up to launching a Guide to Academic Tweeting, we asked you to recommend your favourite ac...
Twitter is a form of free micro-blogging which allows users to send and receive short public message...
Over the past year, the use of social media and blogging for academic purposes has continued to grow...
Twitter is a form of free micro-blogging which allows users to send and receive short public message...
Following the launch of the guide on using Twitter in university research, teaching, and impact acti...
Amy Mollett, Social Media Manager at the London School of Economics, rounds up how LSE currently use...
Academics are discovering that twitter is much, much more than a space on which to talk about the la...
Twitter is not just a place to socialize, share pictures, and catch up on the latest news; it is als...
Salma Patel has been on a whistle-stop tour of academic social media channels. Here she shares her s...
We are three academics who are active on social media. We explore the motivations for and benefits o...
“Tweeting”, #hashtags, FF (Friday follows), RT (retweet), MT(modified tweet): what is it all about a...