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Pronetos | Why use social networking in Academe?
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Greetings librarians and information professionals! Earlier today, I blogged about why tenured faculty and emeriti should use a social networking site such as Pronetos. The library science community is at the forefront of this new digital age, so I thought you might enjoy the post, which is reposted below.
The idea for my post came from a post by Rikke Agawa at UCLA, a member of the Medical Library Association's Task Force on Social Networking Software, as is this community's own Molly Knapp. Thanks Molly and Rikke!
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No tenure for Technorati: Science and the Social Web - john wilbanks' blog - john wilbanks' blog on Nature Network
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There’s three barriers to Social Web extracting the wisdom in sciences as it does elsewhere.
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The first is the lack of a crowd – not only is the total number of scientists in any one field pretty low in terms of internet numbers, but it’s even lower in reality with specialization.
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myExperiment - index
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myExperiment makes it really easy to find, use and share scientific workflows and
other research objects, and to build communities.
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Main Page - OpenWetWare
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OpenWetWare is an effort to promote the sharing of information, know-how, and wisdom among researchers and groups who are working in biology & biological engineering. Learn more about us here.
If you would like edit access, would be interested in helping out, or want your lab website hosted on OpenWetWare, please join us.
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bibapp - Google Code
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The BibApp is an 'Institutional Bibliography'. The service matches people with citations. Once the data is captured, Librarians look for archivable works and can engage people in personalized copyright instruction.
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