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How to be a Successful Digital Academic to Boost Your Career

How to be a Successful Digital Academic to Boost Your Career
To help you identify how you can use digital tools to enhance your research and career to give you a competitive advantage, jobs.ac.uk hosted a 60-minute live #jobsQ Google+ Hangout.
Our panel of experienced, passionate and friendly experts answered your digital questions.
The way academic work is published is changing.  Along with traditional publishing, academics are increasingly looking to digital channels to maximise the impact of their work. You may already be on Twitter and LinkedIn but how can you use these and other tools to enhance your research and widen public engagement?  How much time should you be spending on your digital academic profile and what are the risks to your professional image and organisation?
Our panel included:
Dr Inger Mewburn, Director of Research Training at The Australian National University & Editor of The Thesis Whisperer blog.
Andrew Tattersall, Information Specialist at ScHARR, The University of Sheffield.
Dave White, Head of Technology Enhanced Learning at the University of the Arts London.
Jenny Delasalle, Editor of the Piirus blog and Twitter feed.
Michael Duignan, Doctoral Researcher and Associate Lecturer at the Lord Ashcroft International Business School.
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