Name | Nick Pearce |
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Affiliation | Durham University |
Research area code | (Y0) Combined |
Fellowship Inauguration Year | 2013 |
Short Biography | My research over the last few years has focussed on the role of technology in academia. From my first project which surveyed staff at Lancaster University (see publications below) I have been interested in the uptake of new technologies such as e-science and social media and how these tools affect teaching, research and public engagement. I was recently a SCORE (Support Centre for Open Resources in Education) fellow for 7 months, with a project which examined student practices around scavenging online content. This was informed by my time as an RA at the Open University where I was working on a digital scholarship project with Professor Martin Weller, which was looking at Open Education and Open Scholarship more broadly, see publications. Currently funded projects include a study of the Chinese social network Weibo and its role in student recruitment, the use of Pinterest in teaching and ethical issues in e-learning research. |
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Social network fatigue | Thursday, 05 October 2017 |
Tweet or perish! The new rallying call for researchers? | Thursday, 05 October 2017 |