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By: Findings of a Survey on Tweetchats by @briankelly | eLearning tools | Scoop.it

Sun, 02 Dec 2012 14:01:42 +0000

[...] "On 21 August 2012 I published a post entitled #uklibchat, #ECRchat, #PhDchat, #Socialchat and Other Tweetchats which provided an introduction to “Tweetchats” and illustrated how researchers and information professionals are using the open realtime discussion environment provided by a simple combination of Twitter and a hashtag to share ideas and discuss topics of comment interest with their peers." Brian Kelly [...]

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Findings of a Survey on Tweetchats | Twitter Hashtags | Scoop.it — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 01:03:04 +0000

[...] Survey on Tweetchats On 21 August 2012 I published a post entitled #uklibchat, #ECRchat, #PhDchat, #Socialchat and Other Tweetchats which provided an introduction to “Tweetchats” and il… [...]

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By: hazelferguson

hazelferguson — Tue, 04 Sep 2012 11:19:43 +0000

Hi there,
Thank you for including #ECRchat in this, it’s interesting to see the commonalities between different chat communities. When we started our group, one thing that was mentioned was that ECRs might not feel as comfortable with the public chat forum as the #PhDchat members (concerns about impact on career and public profile were mentioned). On the surface, this appears not to have eventuated, with many participating enthusiastically. However, of course it is difficult to find out if people might be hesitating to actively participate for this reason. Related back to ‘who are the offline academics’… I’m really interested in exploring this topic more.
-Hazel.