background-image: url("images/bg4.jpg") background-size: cover class: hide-slide-number :::::::::: { .grid grid: 1fr / 7fr 3fr;} ::: {.item .shade_black border-right-style: solid; border-right-color: white;} <br><br> # What can social media do for academic and professional statisticians? <br><br> Presented by Emi Tanaka School of Mathematics and Statistics<br> <span><i class="fas fa-envelope faa-float animated "></i></span> dr.emi.tanaka@gmail.com <span><i class="fab fa-twitter faa-float animated faa-fast "></i></span> @statsgen 19/08/2019 @ ISIWSC2019 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ::: item ::: { .bg-yellow .black .pos width:calc(29.998% - 5px);right:0;bottom:0;padding-left:5px;} <i class="fas fa-exclamation-circle"></i> These slides are viewed best by Chrome and occasionally need to be refreshed if elements did not load properly. See here for <a href="https://www.dropbox.com/s/xiogj7hghwntf9u/slides.pdf?dl=0" style="color:black!important"/>PDF <i class="fas fa-file-pdf"></i></a>. ::: :::::::::: <img src="assets/USydLogo-white.svg" style="position:absolute; bottom:18%; left:50%;width:200px"> --- background-image: url("images/bg2.jpg") background-size: cover class: middle center <center> ::: { .shade_black width:65%; padding:10px;} <h1>In 2015,</h1> <h1> Elsevier estimated there are .yellow[7.8 million active researchers]</h1> ::: </center> [Photo by Ryoji Iwata on Unsplash]{ .pos .center .shade_black width:35%; bottom:0; right:0; } [Number source: [Elsevier website](https://www.elsevier.com/connect/elsevier-publishing-a-look-at-the-numbers-and-more)]{ .pos .center .shade_black width:30%; bottom:0; left:0; } --- background-image: url("images/bg3.jpg") background-size: cover class: middle center <center> ::: { .shade_black width:65%; padding:10px;} <h1> "Approximately .yellow[400,000 ... manuscripts] were eventually published in approximately .yellow[2,500 active Journals].. in 2015."</h1> ::: </center> [Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash]{ .pos .center .shade_black width:40%; bottom:0; right:0; } [Number source: [Elsevier website](https://www.elsevier.com/connect/elsevier-publishing-a-look-at-the-numbers-and-more)]{ .pos .center .shade_black width:30%; bottom:0; left:0; } --- ::::: grid ::: item # arXiv <center> https://arxiv.org/ </center> * Launched in 1991. * A repository of electronic preprints. * Moderated but not peer-reviewed. * Landscape of publishing has changed drastically. ::: ::: item bg-cyan * Just in 2018, there were over 140,000 manuscript submissions. <img src="figure/unnamed-chunk-1-1.svg" width="576" style="display: block; margin: auto;" /> * The number of arXiv submissions is exponentially increasing. ::: --- :::::: grid-row ::: item <div class="clock" style="float:right;box-sizing: border-box;"> <div class="hour hand"></div> <div class="minute hand"></div> <div class="second hand"></div> </div> # Times are changing.... <br> :::: ::: item # What worked 20 years ago doesn't mean it will work *now*. ::: :::item bg-gray # How will your work be discovered? ::: ::::: --- # What's your communication toolkit? <center> <iframe width="80%" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/bBRizj7ouYE" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> </center> Source: Tim Macuga of ACEMS in Australia --- exclude: true # What's your communication toolkit? <center> <video width="70%" controls> <source src="images/tim_communcation_toolkit_video.mp4" type="video/mp4"> </video> </center> Source: Tim Macuga of ACEMS in Australia --- # Technological advances changes communication style <img src="images/comtools.png" width="95%"/> <img src="images/twitter.png" class="pos border-box-white" style="top:53%;right:14%;" width="10%"/> <img src="images/github-logo.png" class="pos border-box-white" style="top:50%;right:2%;" width="8%"/> <img src="images/profile.png" class="pos border-box-white" style="top:56%;right:28%" width="10%"/> <div class="countdown" id="timer_5d57d9d7" style="top:11%;left:3%;font-size:2em;"> <code><span class="digits minutes">03</span><span class="digits colon">:</span><span class="digits seconds">00</span></code> </div> ::: {.pos top:16%; left:27%;} What do you use? ::: --- count: false # Technological advances changes communication style <img src="images/comtools.png" width="95%"/> <img src="images/twitter.png" class="pos animated bounce border-box" style="top:53%;right:14%" width="10%"/> <img src="images/github-logo.png" class="pos border-box-white" style="top:50%;right:2%;" width="8%"/> <img src="images/profile.png" class="pos animated bounce border-box" style="top:56%;right:28%;" width="10%"/> ::: {.pos top:16%; left:27%;} What do you use? ::: --- class: middle center bg-light-green hide-slide-number animated swing # .font_large.yellow[Profile Website] <img src="images/profile.png" width="200px"/> --- class: middle center bg-light-green # "If you can’t find *it* on Google, *it* doesn’t exist." <img src="images/www.png" width="10%"/> -- # Can you find yourself on Google? --- class: bg-light-green ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 1fr 4fr; } ::: item center <img src="images/profile.png" width="80%"/> <img src="images/contact.png" width="80%"/> <img src="images/resume.png" width="80%"/> ::: ::: item # Strategy 1: have a profile website .check-box[&#10004;] with easy-to-find contact information * So people can contact you (yes, duuuh but some don't have this!!) .check-box[&#10004;] with details of who you are or what you are about * Having the right keywords is important so that you are high on the search list. People are not likely to search beyond page 2 of Google search list! * Don't assume people know you. There are more people who *don't know you* than know you in this world. ::: ::: --- class: bg-light-green .center[ # Build your profile website to # allow opportunites to come to you ] <center> ::: { .bg-white .border-box width:50%; } Hi committee, <br><br> We should consider Jane Smith as invited speaker. She's a great speaker. <br><br> You can find more information about her at her website www.janesmithnotreal.com. ::: </center> --- class: bg-light-green :::: grid ::: { .item .center .double-border-right} ## Example Rob J. Hyndman, Professor of Statistics at Monash University https://robjhyndman.com <img src="images/robwebsite.png.png" width="100%"/> ::: ::: item ::: center ## Building websites ::: My recommendations: * Consider using a framework that is **portable**, i.e. easily keep and migrate your content. E.g. Hugo. * [Hugo](https://gohugo.io/) is a framework to make static websites. * For R users, [`blogdown`](https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/) build websites via Hugo with components from R markdown. ::: :::: ::: { .pos top:4%; left:42%; .bg-green .border-box border-width:4px; border-radius:10px; transform: rotate(-20deg); } **Resources** ::: --- class: bg-light-green ::: grid ::: { .item .double-border-right} .center[ # Hosting ] * You can host static websites for FREE at [netlify](https://www.netlify.com/) or [github pages](https://pages.github.com/). .center[ # Alternative ] * Making hugo/blogdown sites then netlify/github pages hosting requires a lot of set up. * If you prefer lower cost set up or drag-and-drop editing then I recommend [Google sites](https://sites.google.com). ::: ::: item .center[ # Domain name ] * Using netlify [github pages] will result in url with ".netlify.com" [".github.io"] at the end. * Custom domain names can be purchased, e.g. [GoDaddy](https://www.godaddy.com). * Choose sensible (preferably short) domain names. * For your profile webpage, I recommend that you use your name as the domain name. ::: ::: ::: { .pos top:4%; left:42%; .bg-green .border-box border-width:4px; border-radius:10px; transform: rotate(-20deg); } **Resources** ::: --- class: middle center bg-light-blue hide-slide-number animated swing # .font_large.yellow[Twitter] # <i class="fab fa-twitter font_large animated pulse"></i> --- class: middel bg-light-blue .center[ # Do you *need* to use social media? ] -- .center[ .header.yellow.font_medium[NO!] ] ::: grid ::: item * It's perfectly fine if you don't want to engage with social media. (In fact, too much engagement with it is not good for your mental health.) * Social media use has benefits (e.g. exposure) and costs (e.g. trolls). Ensure that the benefits outweigh the costs for you. ::: ::: item * Keep in mind that even if you don't have social media, others may be posting something about you. * (Hardly happens in academia but) be mindful that if you don't have social media, someone isn't pretending to be you. ::: ::: --- class: bg-light-blue # Why twitter? <img src="images/twitteruseposter.png"/> ::: { .bg-black .white .pos top:1%; right:1%; width:50%;padding:2px;border-style:solid;border-width:4px;box-shadow: 3px 3px black;border-color:white;} .yellow["scholarly Twitter use is growing"] [- Priem, Costello and Dzuba 2011]{float:right;} ::: ::: { .bg-black .white .center .pos bottom:10%; right:1%; width:14%;padding:4px;} [code + details here](https://github.com/jasonpriem/5uni-Twitter-study) ::: --- class: bg-light-blue ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 1fr 4fr; height:30%;} ::: item center <img src="images/twitter.png" width="80%" style="filter: grayscale(100%);"/> ::: ::: item # Get real-time informaton * It doesn't have to be twitter but I've found it to be an excellent medium to get some latest information. ::: ::: :::: grid ::: item center ## Jobs <img src="images/mqjob.png" width="100%"/> ::: ::: item center ## Events <img src="images/isiwsctweet.png" width="100%"/> ::: ::: item center ## Latest findings <img src="images/matiaspapertweet.png" width="100%"/> ::: :::: --- class: bg-light-blue ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 1fr 4fr;} ::: item center <img src="images/twitter.png" width="80%" style="filter: grayscale(100%);"/> ::: ::: item # Strategy 2: Post about your research or professional activites on social media * The main use of social media is getting .header.font_medium[exposure]. * You hope (but should not expect) this results in more readership of your work, more citations, more feedback, more recognition and more opportunities. # Also do celebrate other people's work and successes. * Conversations shouldn't be just one-sided. ::: ::: --- class: bg-light-blue ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 1fr 4fr;} ::: item center <img src="images/emitweetprofile.png" width="100%" class="border-it"/> <img src="images/emailsig.png" width="100%" class="border-it"/> ::: ::: item # Strategy 3: Link your accounts .check-box[&#10004;] Put a link to your website on your social media accounts. * Of course, your preference may differ but if you are using your social media professionally, have some way for people contacting you. .check-box[&#10004;] Put links to your email signature. .check-box[&#10004;] Put links in your slides. * Of course, apply constraints depending on your workplace rules and your level of comfort. ::: ::: --- class: bg-light-blue ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 1fr 4fr; height:30%;} ::: item center <img src="images/chat.png" width="80%"/> <br><br> <img src="images/connection.png" width="80%"/> ::: ::: item # Get to know people - without the travelling! * To meet and get to know people, you usually had to go to events or conferences. * There are diverse range of people on twitter. This includes PhD students to prominent professors. ::: {.grid grid:1fr / 1fr 2fr} ::: item center <img src="images/mengbo.png" width="52%" class="border-it"/> ::: ::: item <img src="images/mengbotalk.png" width="90%" class="border-it"/> ::: ::: ::: ::: --- class: bg-light-blue center ::: grid ::: item .header.font_medium[Stephanie Hicks]<br> Asst Professor at John Hopkins <img src="images/steph.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: item .header.font_medium[Susan Holmes]<br> Professor at Stanford <img src="images/susan.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: item .header.font_medium[Robert Tibshirani] Professor at Stanford <img src="images/robert.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: item .header.font_medium[Carson Sievert] Sofware engineer at RStudio <img src="images/carson.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: --- class: bg-light-blue center ::: grid ::: item .header.font_medium[Mitchell O'Hara-Wild ]<br> Research Assistant at Monash Uni <img src="images/mitch.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: item .header.font_medium[Adam Gruer]<br> Data Scientist at EPA Victoria <img src="images/adam.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: item .header.font_medium[Saskia Freytag]<br> Postdoc at UWA Centre for Medical Research <img src="images/saskia.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: item .header.font_medium[Karen Lamb]<br> Biostatistician at University of Melbourne <img src="images/karen.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::::::: --- class: bg-light-blue ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 2fr 3fr 3fr;} ::: item .header.font_medium[Hadley Wickham]<br> <img src="images/hadley.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: { .item .double-border-right border-right-style:dotted; } ::: ::: item ::: ::: ::: --- class: bg-light-blue count: false ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 2fr 3fr 3fr;} ::: item .header.font_medium[Hadley Wickham]<br> <img src="images/hadley.png" width="90%" class="border-it"> ::: ::: { .item .double-border-right border-right-style:dotted; } <br> * Chief Scientist at RStudio * Author of R-packages `ggplot2`, `dplyr`, `tidyr`, `testthat`, `pkgdown` and so on. * Winner of the 2019 prestigious COPSS Presidents' Award ::: ::: item ...you know, just casually answering #rstats twitter <center> <img src="images/hadleyconvo.png" width="82%" class="border-it"> </center> ::: ::: ::: --- exclude: true ::: {.grid grid:1fr / 4fr 3fr;} ::: item <br> P.S. * Found out from twitter that he was coming to Sydney and formally invited him to give talks. * Got to meet him in person for the first time! ::: ::: item <br> <img src="images/hadleychat.png" width="90%" class="border-it"/> ::: ::: --- class: middle center hide-slide-number animated swing # .font_large[Social media implications] --- ::: {.grid grid:1fr / 1fr 2fr;} ::: { .item .double-border-right border-right-style:dotted; } Altmetric (default) weighted count <img src="images/altmetric.png" width="100%"/> ::: ::: item <img src="images/altmetric-logo.png" width="200px"/> "The Altmetric Attention Score for a research output provides an indicator of the amount of attention that it has received." <img src="images/altmetric-example.png" width="70%"/> ::: :::: --- ::: grid ::: { .item .double-border-right border-right-style:dotted; } Every submitted article in arXiv automatically gets a tweet (after passing moderation) <img src="images/arxiv-twitter-bot.png" width="100%"/> ::: ::: { .item .double-border-right border-right-style:dotted; } Top viewed arXiv articles get a special tweet <img src="images/arxiv-twitter.png" width= "100%"/> ::: ::: item bioRXiv has tweet mentions of the article on bottom of the article <img src="images/bioarxiv.png" width="100%"/> <img src="images/bioarxiv-footer.png" width= "100%"/> ::: :::::: --- ::: {.grid grid:1fr / 1fr 3fr;} ::: item <img src="images/pit.png" width="100%"/> ::: ::: item # Social media pitfalls * Keep in mind that you are engaging with real people. * Don't say something that you wouldn't say in person. * Be mindful that what you say can be easily misconstrued so be vigilant in being critical however well intentioned you may be. <br>(Some conversation are just better left face-to-face.) * Your professional social media account are generally publc. Be aware that you are broadcasting 🔈 ::: :::::: --- ::: {.grid-row grid: 1fr 1fr / 1fr;} ::: {.grid grid: 1fr / 1fr 3fr;} ::: item <img src="images/scale.png" width="100%"/> ::: ::: item # Weigh it up * Ultimately, you decide how much to utilise social media for work. * Your comfort level will differ to others, so not choosing to engage with it is perfectly fine. ::: ::: { .item .bg-yellow padding: 10px; } <h1>Have fun and good luck with your social media endeavours!</h1> ::: ::: --- background-image: url("images/bg4.jpg") background-size: cover class: hide-slide-number :::::::::: { .grid grid: 1fr / 7fr 3fr;} ::: {.item .shade_black border-right-style: solid; border-right-color: white;} # Thanks! <br> <span><i class="fas fa-link faa-none animated "></i></span> These slides are made using <a href="https://github.com/yihui/xaringan">xaringan</a> R package powered by remark.js and can be found at .center[ https://bit.ly/tanaka-isiwsc2019 ] **Emi Tanaka** <span><i class="fab fa-twitter faa-float animated "></i></span> &nbsp; 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