Blog… Equipping PhD researchers for social media success 9 Dec 202031 Jan 2021 By Mark Carrigan and Ana Canhoto What training should PhD students receive during their doctorate? It’s increasingly recognised by funding councils that social media are a mainstream feature of academic…
Blog From hermits to celebrities – How social media is reshaping academic hierarchies and what we can do about it 16 Dec 201927 Feb 2020 By Mark Carrigan This was originally published on the LSE Impact Blog To type the word ‘scholar’ into Google Image search leaves you immediately presented with images of bearded white…
Blog… Publishing in an age of social media 13 Jul 201813 Jul 2018 These slides are from a workshop which Mark Carrigan ran with Sara Baker at the Faculty of Education in July 2018. The workshop explored how scholarly publishing is changing with…
Blog… Why we shouldn’t take social media metrics too seriously 25 Jun 2018 By Mark Carrigan In the last year, I’ve become increasingly preoccupied by why we shouldn’t take social media metrics too seriously. In part, this preoccupation is analytical because following this…
Blog… Social media habits and routines 28 May 201830 May 2018 By Tyler Shores Over the past few weeks Mark Carrigan and I have been running a series of sessions on social media for academics at the Faculty of Education. One of…
Blog… How do I plan an engagement strategy which uses social media? 9 May 20189 May 2018 By Mark Carrigan Social media is increasingly presented as a way to engage with audiences outside the academy and generate research impact. However it's important to be clear about who you're…
Blog… How do I use social media for networking? 5 May 20185 May 2018 By Mark Carrigan ‘Networking’ is a horrible term. I’m sure I’m not the only person who hates it. It nonetheless refers to something important, albeit perhaps pervasively misunderstood. The usual connotations…
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