Open laderast opened 7 years ago
Social Media is an invaluable tool for developing social networks. Networking doesn't have to be icky; oftentimes it's just about finding people with your same interests. Sharing and commenting on papers and projects (your own and others) you are passionate about is one way to build your network.
1) Twitter is good for figuring out who you'd like to meet by "pre-interacting" with them. Look for hashtags that interest you (such as #rstats or #datascience) and ask questions or join a discussion. 2) Meetups (especially the Data Science Meetups) are a great way to meet people. View talks at such meetups as an invitation for discussion rather than a lecture.
PDX Science Twitter List: https://twitter.com/AuntLindsey https://twitter.com/denormalize https://twitter.com/pdxrlang https://twitter.com/WWCodePortland https://twitter.com/wispdx https://twitter.com/acs_pdx https://twitter.com/data_at_reed https://twitter.com/MozillaScience https://twitter.com/daniellecrobins https://twitter.com/MonarchInit https://twitter.com/PCC_STEMCenter https://twitter.com/donutjs https://twitter.com/sciencemarchpdx https://twitter.com/rchampieux https://twitter.com/lilscientista https://twitter.com/A4VDiS https://twitter.com/tladeras https://twitter.com/AbhiNellore https://twitter.com/dr_lrwyatt https://twitter.com/old_man_chester https://twitter.com/rOpenSci
PLEASE ADD MORE!
How did Jeff become Jeff? Path on social media?
Are things different now?
Social media like tools to share within a consortia?
How to share smaller data than a MPU?
How to reach new audiences rather than preaching to a choir? Pros and cons of both approaches?
I made a twitter list of pdx science people including (among others) those listed by @daniellecrobinson and @laderast:
This is great, thanks Jessica!
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