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Social Media and the Connected Researcher

http://go.bath.ac.uk/bathcr. #bathcr. Social Media and the Connected Researcher. Jez Cope (ICT Chemistry) Geraldine Jones (e-learning H&SS). Provide a programme of workshops and online materials which demonstrate the uses, benefits and risks of social media in support of research activity.

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Social Media and the Connected Researcher

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  1. http://go.bath.ac.uk/bathcr #bathcr Social Media and the Connected Researcher Jez Cope (ICT Chemistry) Geraldine Jones (e-learning H&SS)

  2. Provide a programme of workshops and online materials which demonstrate the uses, benefits and risks of social media in support of research activity. • 2. Establish a focus for a community of interest in social media for promoting research and networking. • 3. Build local capacity by facilitating and disseminating examples of social media use from the local PGR community.

  3. Next Event ….11th May Innovations Day – Blogging in Academia Panel Session – Individual academics and PGRs discuss their experiences of blogging as part of their academic work. Workshop – Hands on Wordpress Blogging tool

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