Dear all,
I am involved in a small project to investigate the way scientists communicate their work and are engaged in social media. We have created a small survey, which you can find following the link below.
https://goo.gl/forms/kK5NeluU6aXfIioy2
The survey is anonymous, and we calculated that you would need maximum 5 minutes to complete it. I know you are all very busy, but I would be extremely grateful if you could find few minutes to complete the questionnaire.
Thank you very much for your time and your help!
Thanks Sandra and Shadman, follow also #YourSciComm on Twitter, and feel free to share the survey with your colleagues. Best.
I would love to get updated with the results of the survey... How can we stay in touch?
Hi Benedicte, thanks for your interest! I will post update here when we reach a good amount of participant. You can also follow #YourSciComm on Twitter. Feel free to share the survey with you colleagues. Have a nice day! Stefano.
Done.
I noticed you asked 'Which is your country of origin?', which might be different than the country I am working in.
Hi Elise, thanks very much! Yes we asked both "the country of origin" and "the country ofyour last employer ". We want to see if there is any relationship with the communication strategies. Thanks again, and feel free to share!
Have completed your questionaire , all the best for you work after compiling the work let me know the findings...
Thanks Krishnavignesh, I will update the qeustion when we close the pool. Best
Dear all, the survey is now Closed. We will post the link with the data after the Christmas break! Have nice holidays.
Thank you all again for participating and sharing. We finally managed to put the data together. You can find them here:
Romano, Stefano; Ansorge, Rebecca (2018): Scientific communication strategies and social media usage in the field of microbiology. figshare. Fileset.
https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.5795058.v2
Enjoy it!
Thanks for sharing your results. It complements my latest reading of the nature paper http://blogs.nature.com/ofschemesandmemes/2017/06/15/how-do-researchers-use-social-media-and-scholarly-collaboration-networks-scns.
Will you use the data to drive your own practices?
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