Digital Scholarship Leiden

Curating your stories through Storify

Digital storytelling is an important tool in science communication. One tool that can be used to tell the story of your research or capture an online discussion is Storify.

Mieneke van der Salm • 06-07-2015

Open Access Services at University Libraries Leiden

Open Access is featuring highly, at times as a somewhat contested topic, on the agenda of government, policy makers, publishers, and research funders; in several areas of research, and even in the national written media.

Michelle van den Berk • 03-07-2015

Bubbling about the ScienceOnline Leiden Unconference 3.0

Last Thursday I attended the ScienceOnline Leiden Unconference. The theme for this year's unconference was 3.0, or the merging ofoffline (1.0) with online (2.0), and how to get the next generation involved in science.

Mieneke van der Salm • 02-06-2015

Put a Pin in It: Academic Pinterest

Pinterest might seem to be no more than a place to collect pretty pictures to plan events, but this aspirational social network has many more applications, including those useful from a science communication perspective.

Mieneke van der Salm • 05-05-2015

Figshare Figures You Should Share Your Figures

Research data is becoming more important and presentations, posters, and videos, for example, are all considered proper research products. But how do you share your non-traditional research output in a way that makes it discoverable and citeable?

Mieneke van der Salm • 21-04-2015

A Change of Pace

Since last May, I've been blogging here at The Leiden Connected Researcher on an (almost) weekly basis. From this month on, I'll be slowing the pace and scaling back to monthly posts.

Mieneke van der Salm • 31-03-2015

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