Duration: 1 day
Course type: In-house seminar
Trainer: Peter Kronenberg
Target group: PhD students and postdocs
Number of participants: Max. 12
Facebook, Twitter or LinkedIn, by now, are no longer a new thing. Also for scientists, social media platforms have become an integral networking tool to connect globally, exchange research ideas and results and advance careers. But, what’s a proper way for scientists to make use of these platforms?
In this workshop part, you will gain a better understanding on the current state of digital science communication. In detail, you will learn how scientists may integrate social media into their activities — in a helpful and productive way. We advocate a reflected media usage that keeps a close eye on how and when it is recommended for you to ‘go digital’.
Seminar contents
Why…?
… should I consider social media usage? | What…?
… are my objectives for engaging in social media? |
Which ..?
… social media platforms are working best for me? | How…?… can social media help me further my career? … can I get started? First steps to brush up my professional online profiles |
This course can be combined very well with Self-presentation and networking.
Contact
Karin Bodewits (k.bodewits@naturalscience.careers) or Philipp Gramlich (p.gramlich@naturalscience.careers )/ Tel: +49 (0)89 99 016 971
