Scholarly Social Media Adoption: Locating Medieval Studies Scholars Online
Scholarly Social Media Adoption: Locating Medieval Studies Scholars Online Digital Frontiers September 18, 2014 – Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX
Year: 2014
Building a Medieval Studies Community on Twitter: A List
When research I conducted last November on “Social Media Adoption by Medievalists” (slides here) showed that only 18% of scholars who adopted a public social media platform used Twitter, I was a bit surprised. There obviously are many more scholars on …
Mapping Your Future: What Can You Do with a B.A. in the Humanities?
The Humanities Initiative at New York University (Panelist) April 30, 2014 – New York, NY Video
Archiving and Visualizing Twitter at an Academic Conference
This weekend was the French of Outremer Conference, hosted by Fordham University’s Center for Medieval Studies. It was an intriguing topic and a great crowd of people. Thoughtful conversations and exciting connections abounded over the course of one and a half …
Using Twitter as a Professional Tool: A Workshop
Today I will be giving a workshop on how academics can Twitter professionally and why it’s a good idea. The presentation is linked below. A more explanatory handout will follow in the next day or so. I also …
Twitter: A Professional Tool for Academics
Fordham University Digital Humanities Spring Event Series March 26, 2014 – Bronx, NY