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More than cat videos: Using social media for career development
- 1. More than cat videos: Using social media for career development Dr Anne Osterrieder Oxford Brookes University 22 May 2013 @AnneOsterrieder
- 3. Your “online identity” is important. Be proactive!
- 5. On public social networking accounts keep it professional – with a personal touch if you feel comfortable to do so.
- 6. Think about other users = your audience, and what you are using the network for.
- 7. Always remember that everyone can read public posts at all times!
- 10. So, what should I post?!
- 11. Publish it (Paper, article, blog post, podcast, video….) Do something (Project, outreach activity, conference, thinking!) Amplify it (Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, blog post….) Building up your professional online identity
- 12. What NOT to do
- 13. Be very careful with: Unpublished data Confidential work issues Workplace gossip Too personal things
- 14. Health Care - additional issues around: Patient privacy Patient-carer relationships Ethics
- 15. “Don’t feed the trolls”! Be wary of online debates turning into ‘flame wars’. If in doubt, step away!
- 16. Be aware of the nature of the medium – missing body language, non-English speakers, emoticons, interpretation…. Misunderstandings will happen, but can be cleared up.
- 17. TWITTER
- 19. Principles of Twitter People write “tweets”: messages with <140 characters. All tweets appear in a linear timeline.
- 20. Principles of Twitter If you want to read a person’s tweets, you “follow” him/her by clicking on a button (= subscribe). If someone subscribes to your tweets, they “follow” you. If you follow someone, they don’t automatically read your tweets, they have to follow you first.
- 21. Principles of Twitter You will be known as “@your_username” You can directly address people with “@their_username” You can “re-tweet” tweets from other people, which means that they are posted on your timeline with attribution to them.
- 22. Principles of Twitter You can add a “hashtag” (#) before a word and it collects all tweets to that topic on one timeline. For example: #plantsci shows tweets about plant science.
- 25. Don’t be afraid to follow and interact with people – that’s why they are on Twitter!
- 26. Build your own little network in which you support and promote each other.
- 27. Resources List of science communication and social media resources: http://extelligenceexperiment.com/resources - Thank you!