Campus journalism: a form of scholarly communication
This slide was presented on 10 March 2018 in the ITB Journalist Apprentice briefing.
How to cite it:
Irawan, Dasapta E., 2018. “Campus Journalism: A Form of Scholarly Communication”. INA-Rxiv. March 9. osf.io/preprints/inarxiv/k7mhv.
Walaupun mengundang partisipasi mahasiswa sangatlah sulit, tapi menyampaikan sebatas apa yang saya pahami, yang saya kerjakan, dan apa yang saya sedang pelajari, adalah jiwa saya. Oh hampir lupa, saya mengajar kelas Hidrogeologi Umum di Prodi Sarjana Teknik Geologi ITB. Ya saya seorang geologiwan, terutama bila saya sedang tidak mengadvokasi open science.
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Dear friends,
Here’s a set of motivational slides about hydrogeology and how it would be the next best thing in earth science.
@dasaptaerwin
This was my comment on a question on https://www.researchgate.net/:
Do you use social media to communicate your science? If so, how?
By Robbie Mitchell · 2.06 · Econnect Communication
Dasapta Irawan · 5.68 · Research Division on Applied Geology
I am a hydrogeologist at Institut Teknologi Bandung in Indonesia. Compared to other geoscience/geology field of study, hydrogeology is not very common or first choice for students. So I am now putting all my efforts to socialize it in any way I can. I use Twitter and Facebook (both are connected) because many of my students use these soc-med. Then I also build 2 web pages on WordPress and Blogger platform. Both web pages are identical just to reach out to various kind of users. I also connect both blogs to my Twitter and Facebook account. I also use Google+ to spread any scientific news. This is for the Twitter and Facebook haters :-). To have a good network I join Research Gate. To combined my postings to all of my soc-meds, I use “http://dlvr.it/” and “Yoono” services. Hopefully all the hard works and time spent on these will pay off.