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1 The Potential Impacts of Social Media on Social Research and Scholarly Communication Research Forum 2010 George Siemens April 27, 2010

2 “Everything is in play, as nearly every aspect of academic life is being driven by a host of inter- related developments: dazzling technological advances, globalization that permeates academic boundaries, rapid increase of tertiary students worldwide, expansion of proprietary higher education, a blurring of (the) public/private distinction, and entrepreneurial initiatives on and off campus.” (Schuster & Finkelstein, 2006)

3 “Scholarship in higher education in this century has to be irrevocably tied to the technology and knowledge media that constitute such important drivers in the society of which we are a part.” Gourley, 2008

4 Is peer review in decline? “the Internet improves the ability of high- profile authors to disseminate their research without going through the traditional peer- review process.” NBER/MIT

5 Data and conversational control shift

6 The medium alters the message

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8 What a society does with information determines the types of institutions that are required. McNeely & Wolverton, 2008

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15 Universities map reality Frank & Gabler (2006)

16 AU should be a leader in researching research

17 Where is our e-research profile?

18 Where should researchers be?

19 Your “findability” factor Gráinne Conole

20 Decentralized research labs & consortium

21 Everything is Explicit

22 The diminishing cost of data

23 Big data, Analytics, Data visualization

24 Abundance “will challenge decision-support processes which are based on ‘ordered’ knowledge” DCDC Global Strategic Trends

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27 “a single scholarly field has helped illuminate all of them” http://harvardmagazine.com/2010/05/networked

28 Publication Open journals Open educational resources Discussion-oriented journals (PLoSOne) Networked teaching and learning

29 Openness fosters innovation http://www.irrodl.org/index.php/irrodl/article/viewArticle/643/1402

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31 https://tekri.athabascau.ca/dr_seminar/

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