Today I’m running a session for our EdD students. I’m going to talk about the nature of research networks and the value and process of networking for research. I will be putting up some questions on Twitter later on so it would be great if people could help me out.
Today I’m running a workshop for NAGCAS in Melbourne. I’ll be talking about the skills that we need to develop in students to enable them to use the internet as part of their career building.
I’ll be drawing on some of the work that we did for the You’re Hired! Job Hunting Online book earlier this year.
So if you can’t make the workshop you can always – buy the book!
Tomorrow I’ll be giving a session to our EdD students on networking and online networking for research. So this is the 2016 version of my “why connect?” session.
Tomorrow I’ll be on Twitter asking all of my friends to demonstrate to the new cohort of students that social media is actually useful. – You have been warned!
Yesterday I posted a video of Julia Yates interviewing me about online career learning. As if watching 15 minutes of me talking wasn’t bad enough, Julia then unearthed another nine minutes from the same session of me talking about social media and career learning.
It goes a bit like this…
A talk that I gave in Sheffield today about researchers and social media.
On Friday I’ll be talking about my 7 Cs of digital career literacy model to the IEAVG conference in Quebec. This is what I thought that I’d say.
Tomorrow I talk to new University of Derby Ed.D. students about the idea of connecting to other researchers online. Will they listen? Will they actually do it?
We’ll find out tomorrow.
