myResearchSpace

The talk I have during the PSA's Research week on 'Creating an Online Presence During Candidature' is now online, complete with slides and audio, thanks to Lectopia.  At 36:45 in to the presentation, I talk explicitly about MyResearchSpace and what it offers UWA's research students.  If you're not sure if you're getting ...

Chuck tagged me a few days ago with the Eight Things meme; although I'm generally fairly anti-meme, I've been enjoying a bit of back and forth with Chuck in his blog and on del.icio.us, so figured I could add one more procrastination on a writing day.  Apparently, I have to start with rules ...  Rules:1. We have to post these ...

Yesterday, Karen called me a geek.  She's right; but I suspect a fair few postgrad bloggers are in the geekerly way, too, but: can you prove it? Here's evidence of my uber-geekery... If you've got the same tool, can you out-geek me? :)

Warning: Segue into politics and digital communication... What is Facebook?  Should you care?  Does the fact that John Howard and Kevin Rudd (or their team) have Facebook pages mean anything about Australian politics in a digital era?  If any of these questions have perked your interest, click here.  (At the very least you ...

Given that Robyn's been sharing her heightened enthusiasm for various eResearch tools and David's been talking about some of the eResearch (or, at least, digital communication about eResearch) options already available, I thought I'd throw in an idea I've been thinking about for a while, which is an ePrint archive.  In the simplest ...

The first post to MyResearchSpace was on 9 June, 2006, so with our first anniversary just on the horizon, those of us who set up MyRS are wondering, what do YOU, the emerging MyRS community, want MyRS to do for you? When it was first set up, some of the core aims of MyRS were: To provide central Forums for the use all graduate research students; ...