まとめ
科学者は,プロフェッショナルなネットワークと情報共有のために,人気のマイクロブログプラットフォームであるTwitterをますます利用しています. 初期の躊躇にもかかわらず,多くの研究者は,このソーシャルメディアツールに重要な価値を見出しています.
科学分野:
- 科学におけるソーシャルメディア
- 科学的コミュニケーション 科学的コミュニケーション
- デジタル・ネットワーク・デジタル・ネットワーキング
背景:
- Twitterは,その開始以来,急速に人気が高まっています.
- 広く採用されているにもかかわらず,多くの科学者はこのプラットフォームを受け入れることが遅かった.
- 科学的な関与のためのTwitterの潜在的な利点は,研究コミュニティによってほとんど未開発のままです.
研究 の 目的:
- 科学者のためのTwitterの価値と有用性を探求する.
- なぜ一部の科学者がツイッターを使うのを躊躇しているのかを理解するために.
- ツイッターを利用する科学者のための成功戦略を強調する.
主な方法:
- ツイッターを積極的に利用している科学者と質的なインタビュー.
- 逸話的な証拠とユーザー体験の分析.
- 研究のためのマイクロブログの利益と欠点を認識する議論.
主要な成果:
- 科学者は,プロフェッショナルなネットワーキングのためのTwitterの価値を発見しています.
- このプラットフォームは,研究と科学的議論の迅速な普及を促進します.
- 初期的保留を克服することは,重要な職業上の利点につながる可能性があります.
結論:
- Twitterは,科学的なコミュニケーションとネットワーキングのための貴重な,しかしあまり活用されていないツールを提供します.
- 研究者間でより広範な採用を奨励することで,科学的な協力とアウトリーチが強化される可能性があります.
- 科学者がTwitterでアクセスする際の障壁は,しばしば乗り越えられます.
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