Despite extensive proliferation of social media in different domains, higher education
academics' use of social media remains unclear. This paper addresses this gap in the …

EPDF and EPUB available Open Access under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. As social media is
increasingly becoming a standard feature of sociological practice, this timely book rethinks …

This article examines two different cases or" events" in Twitter to understand the role that
negative emotions play in online discussions of academic labour. As academic labour …

When developing meaningful curricula, institutions must engage with the desired
disciplinary attributes of their graduates. Successfully employed in several areas, including …

This paper addresses the nature of digital scholarship and discusses the challenges for
digitally engaged researchers in archaeology and elsewhere who find that the move to …

This article stages an encounter between the field of fat studies and conference pedagogy
scholarship. After laying the foundations for a reading of academic conferences as learning …

This article examines trends associated with tourism-related academic conferences
scheduled between mid-2016 and end-2018. As a subset of a lucrative business events …

Weight scholars often decry the very fat stigma much of their work is reproducing. Outside of
these, but located within the actual subject being examined, are fat studies scholars. These …

In this article, we summarize social media in the academic context and contrast the
differences between social media usage patterns in China and the United States. We …

This article begins a series on promoting research through social media. This opening
article focuses on how and why two human resource development journals have expanded …