The Research Visibility Checklist is designed to serve as a guide for NTU researchers who wish to make practical changes in order to increase their research visibility and accessibility.
The checklist consists of a series of suggestions. It is currently a draft version while we solicit inputs from the research community. For comments and suggestions, please contact osr@ntu.edu.sg.
Version 1 (2023)
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Note: There are others such as LinkedIn, Loop and more that you may wish to explore. Remember to link your profile.
The use of social networking sites and social media can provide effective and efficient means to communicate your research and increase its impact. It can help you reach new audiences, both within and outside academia.
At the same time, you can use it to seek and give advice and feedback, and generate new ideas.
However, you will need to invest some time in building a presence and sustaining your social media activity.
Choose platforms based on your work and available time/resources.
Tips on building and strengthening your Twitter presence (UKRI ESRC)Building your research profile via social media, with a focus on LinkedIn (Dijkstra, T., on Times Higher Education)
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