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Building Your Academic Web Presence

In this short module, Dr Catherine Pope talks you through the basics of building your academic web presence. It covers your CHASE and university web pages, academic networking sites, blogging, and Twitter.

While we no longer use Twitter for CHASE communications, some of the course material may still reference it. If you’re looking for an alternative to Twitter, we suggest checking out Bluesky. It’s a decentralized social platform that offers a fresh take on online conversations with a focus on user control and privacy. You can find CHASE on Bluesky here.


To take this module, you will need a WordPress account. When starting the module, you will be prompted to either register a new account or log in to an existing one.

Module Content

Sections Status
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Your CHASE and Institutional Profile

2

Academic Networking

3

Blogging for Beginners

4

Promoting Your Research with Twitter

5

Conclusion

6

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Your CHASE and Institutional Profile
Academic Networking
Blogging for Beginners
Promoting Your Research with Twitter
Conclusion
Useful Links

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