2. Topics
What do we mean by Networking?
Does identity matter?
What is happening out there now?
How do we Network effectively?
Specialist blogs, sites and Mail lists
3. Networking?
The idea The action
Talking to others Twitter
Sharing ideas Blogging
Collaborating Google Docs
Supporting Webinars
4. Changing
how we Network: online
From paper to digital
From Linear to Diffuse
From Formal to Informal
From Circumspect to Daring Exploration
From Secrecy to Openness
5. Identity
The concept of identity
Your identity
Creating your identity
What are your Colleagues doing
online?
6. Current behaviours
If you build it, will they come? How
researchers perceive and use web 2.0
RIN Report 2010
Social Networking RIN website
Social Media: A guide for researchers
RIN
7. Comment
’It almost offers you a half way house in that
you can be less formal, ..., you can talk
about your research findings … out there in
the public space and people can comment or
interact ...’
Research Information Network. If you build it, will they come? How researchers perceive and use Web 2.0. London,
2010. p. 28
8. Effective Networking
Join a range of social networks to provide
interaction at different levels
Lurk for a while to discover the ambience of
the site
Join in (comment) when you feel you have
something to say.
Be generous
Do NOT read everything
9. Examples 1
Cloudworks – Virtual Worlds -
http://cloudworks.ac.uk/cloudscape/view/2059
Academia.edu – Tim -
http://worc.academia.edu/timjohnson/About
Combinations – examples
VWWM– mail list, web site, SL, f2f
Presence – ejournal, web site, f2f
Hyptertope http://www.hypertope.com/
Digital Literacy blog
http://digitalliteracyuow.wordpress.com/2012/02/07/
getting-organised/
10. Examples 2
Delicious
http://www.pearltrees.com/
http://pinboard.in/
http://www.diigo.com
Blogs – Dave White -
http://tallblog.conted.ox.ac.uk/index.php/2010/0
5/17/does-the-technology-matter/#comments
Twitter – (Tweetdeck)
Facebook – Maria Nikolajeva