Social media to support your career
Collates links to all eight blogposts in the social media in academia series
My series on how to use social media in academia has been very popular over the years. However, readers have indicated that it is hard to get an overview of the recommendations. It is also a bit tricky to navigate between the blogposts. On this page I have therefore included links to all eight separate blogposts as well as all of their sub-sections. If you are looking for guidance on how to use social media in teaching see: Social media for teaching (christasathish.com)
Links to all eight blogposts
Social Media in Academia (1): Introduction
- What are the benefits of using social media?
- What are the most relevant social media outlets in academia?
Social Media in Academia (2): Comparing the options
Social Media in Academia (3): Google Scholar Profiles
- How to create a Google Scholar Profile?
- Cleaning up your profile
- Enriching your profile
- Getting information from your profile: alerts and exports
Social Media in Academia (4): LinkedIn
- How to make the most of your profile?
- LinkedIn as source of professional/academic information
- Sharing (news about) your research with your followers
- Adjust your notifications settings
Social media in Academia (5): ResearchGate
- Setting up your profile
- Adding publications and full-text versions
- Creating projects
- ResearchGate as a source of professional/academic information
- Metrics: evidence your impact
- Adjust your notifications settings
Social Media in Academia (6): Twitter
- How to make the most of your profile?
- Twitter as a source of professional/academic information
- Sharing (news about) your research with your followers
Social media in Academia (7): Blogging
Social Media in Academia (8): Putting it all together
- Social media as a source of professional/academic information
- Sharing (news about) your research
- Write once, share many times
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Anne-Wil Harzing is Professor of International Management at Middlesex University, London and visiting professor of International Management at Tilburg University. She is a Fellow of the Academy of International Business, a select group of distinguished AIB members who are recognized for their outstanding contributions to the scholarly development of the field of international business. In addition to her academic duties, she also maintains the Journal Quality List and is the driving force behind the popular Publish or Perish software program.
