Social media and the researcher
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The value of social media for researchers in establishing their online profile and pursuing their research as a reflective practice and and interactive engagement in the world
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- 1. Social media and the researcher Emma Myers-Richards and Allan Parsons 25 February 2014
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- 5. Communication Curation Google hangouts Skype Mendeley Google Sites WordPress Scoop It! Diigo Networking Profile Academia.edu ResearchGate LinkedIn Mendeley LinkedIn Mendeley Academia.edu ResearchGate Dissemination Sourcing Reflection WordPress Blogger Collecting RSS feeds Zetoc Scoop It! Hootsuite TweetDeck Twitter Blogger WordPress Slideshare Prezi
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