Repository Fringe 2013 now open for registration – and social media participation!
This year I have the great honour of being Chairing Repository Fringe 2013 (#rfringe13), the annual unconference on all things repository related. There will be several posts appearing here over the coming months in the lead up to our three days (31st July – 2nd August 2013) of repository ideas and fun and that kicks off today [...]
Digital Scholarship Day of Ideas 2
Today I am blogging from the University of Edinburgh Digital Scholarship Day of Ideas 2, a day long look at research in the digital humanities and social sciences. You can find out more on the event on the Digital HSS website. As usual these are live blog posts so apologies for any spelling errors, typos, [...]
Lancaster University Twitter and Microblogging Conference (#lutwit) – Day Three
Today is the third and final day of the Lancaster Twitter & Microblogging conference. For more on the event see my Day One and Day Two liveblogs. Today there are only a few sessions over a half day so this will be a rather shorter post. Firstly it’s off to: Cracking the code: Towards a [...]
Lancaster University Twitter and Microblogging Conference (#lutwit) – Day Two
It’s day two at the Lancaster Twitter and Microblogging Conference. As I did yesterday I will be live blogging the parallel sessions I attend, the plenaries, etc. But much of the conversation around this event is to be found on Twitter on the #lutwit hashtag. Factors influencing academics’ use of microblogging tools in teaching and [...]
Lancaster University Twitter and Microblogging Conference (#lutwit) – Day One
For the next three days I will be blogging from the Lancaster University Twitter and Microblogging Conference, where Clare Llewellyn (UoE Informatics) and I will be presenting our work on analysing #OR2012 tweets tomorrow. Keep an eye on this post for notes on today’s talks (programme here) once things get going at 11am. The Twitter [...]
Another in this occasional series of sharing my favourite spam…
This week commenter “cigarette” shares:
I don’t disagree with this writing…
Sometimes the spammers and bots make it very easy to click the “spam” button!
What I’m reading right now…
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