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A second job for a teacher was once private tutoring, but social media has created new opportunities – and some teachers have more than 100,000 followers. 
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Previous research has shown that researchers’ active participation on Twitter can be a powerful way of promoting and disseminating academic outputs and improving the prospects of increased ci…
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Academic Twitter is higher ed people tweeting. What do we think of Academic Twitter?
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Named after influencer Kim Kardashian, the index was developed to measure the discrepancy between a scientist's social media profile and their publication record. A high index increased the likelihood that they were famous for being famous.
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Educators often have trouble acknowledging their contributions to good outcomes. Here are some tips for changing that.
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