For Those Who Don't Grok Blogging
A friend sent me this link: How to Dissuade Yourself from Becoming a Blogger – WikiHow Cute, but not that insightful. Of course, the initial author has this to say about himself: I enjoy making snide...
View ArticleOpen Access in Canada: CIHR Weighs In
This could be big news. Canada’s major health-research agency has announced policy support for Open Access. Open access to health research publications: CIHR unveils new policy – CIHR “This open access...
View ArticleLe petit guide du contact social en-ligne (brouillon)
Je viens de publier un «avis à ceux qui cherchent à me contacter». Et je pense à mon expertise au sujet de la socialisation en-ligne. Ça m’a donné l’idée d’écrire une sorte de guide, pour aider des...
View ArticleMicroblogue d'événement
Version éditée d’un message que je viens d’envoyer à mon ami Martin Lessard. Le contexte direct, c’est une discussion que nous avons eue au sujet de mon utilisation de Twitter, la principale plateforme...
View ArticleInfluence and Butterflies
Seems like “influence” is a key theme in social media, these days. An example among several others: Influenceur, autorité, passeur de culture ou l’un de ces singes exubérants | Mario tout de go. In...
View ArticleMy Year in Social Media
In some ways, this post is a belated follow-up to my last blogpost about some of my blog statistics: Almost 30k « Disparate. In the two years since I published that post, I’ve received over 100 000...
View ArticleSocial Networks and Microblogging
Microblogging (Laconica, Twitter, etc.) is still a hot topic. For instance, during the past few episodes of This Week in Tech, comments were made about the preponderance of Twitter as a discussion...
View ArticleAcademics and Their Publics
Misunderstood by Raffi Asdourian Academics are misunderstood. Almost by definition. Pretty much any academic eventually feels that s/he is misunderstood. Misunderstandings about some core notions in...
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