RT @OT_FEDgrad
6 Google Scholar Tips From Its Co-Creator https://buff.ly/3IwfWXL
Really helpful tips for students and researchers
#Researcher #highereducation #litreview

This arrived today from NYU. A sometimes benefit of submitting work to literary reviews is receiving an issue, or even a year of them. They didn’t accept my work; rejection is part of making any type of art. I love experiencing the art of others, though, so this is a nice consolation prize.

#litReview #writing #writingCommunity

#phonetics #litReview does anyone have an example of a particularly good lit review? preferably an accessible read for an advanced undergraduate, with an experimental approach

Looking for tips on writing a #litreview

In a recent book chapter, Katharina Ludwig & I present a structured #LitReview of #PoliticalPolarization #Effects caused by #SocialMedia Use.

We find that the field suffers from a lack of conceptual & methodological rigor. Taken together, our analysis does not support the often cited notion that #Platforms (let alone #Algorithms) considerably contribute to the #Polarization of their #Users.

#OpenAccess: https://doi.org/10.5771/9783748928232-118

#Commodon #PoliticalCommunication @communicationscholars

#LitReview question - can anyone point me to work on the experience of participating in online communities. E.g., where people are, who they are with, what emotions they experience, etc.?

This is related to research on motivations but distinct, I think.

I'm thinking about starting a #LitReview on how Teams (broadly defined) of people communicate and network with each other to solve complex problems.

How is info shared? What info is open, what is privileged? What is the role of trust in communciations? etc etc

If you know of any good papers, please share

i wrote a #haiku to summarize all of #science and save you a lot of time on your #litreview:
there is some support
further study is needed
yes but also no

now please let me into #gradschool

does anyone know off hand about any research on the revenue maximising inheritance / estate tax rate? or have any ideas about what rough ballpark we'd be talking about?
#LitReview #InheritanceTax #EstateTax

RT @ol_nikulina@twitter.com

Writing a literature review is not rocket science. Most scholars just don’t know where to start 🚀

Here’re four tools that will help you turn a literature review into an enjoyable process:

#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdvoice #phd #phdchat #litreview

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/ol_nikulina/status/1591758132199542784

to keep in mind !
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RT @ol_nikulina
Writing a literature review is not rocket science. Most scholars just don’t know where to start 🚀

Here’re four tools that will help you turn a literature review into an enjoyable process:

#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdvoice #phd #phdchat #litreview
https://twitter.com/ol_nikulina/status/1591758132199542784

Is anyone familiar with prior work that explores *who* provides feedback in online communities?

There is some work on identifying "experts" in knowledge-sharing communities, but is there research identifying what kinds of users are doing the social/community work of welcoming and encouraging new participants?

Any pointers at all, even peripherally relevant, would be appreciated!

#HCI #socialcomputing #computationalSocialScience #litreview

RT @ol_nikulina
Writing a literature review is not rocket science. Most scholars just don’t know where to start 🚀

Here’re four tools that will help you turn a literature review into an enjoyable process:

#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdvoice #phd #phdchat #litreview

Just finished reading "The City and the City" by China Mieville. This book reminded me in the best way of The Scar and Perdido Street Station. An engrossing world and story built around a really interesting conceit, just altered enough from our world that you could see Besz and Ul Qoma if you squint. #litreview

Bookmarked Elicit.org

A while ago I mentioned Research Rabbit here as a tool to find research papers, based on the ones already in my collection (e.g. through syncing with Zotero). Last week I created an account at Elicit. It's a natural language processing based algorithm to find relevant papers for you based on a specific research question you give it to work with (although it can also take you

https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2022/08/22024/

#digitalliteracy #litreview #papers #tools