2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11616-020-00618-z
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Einflussfaktoren bei der Social-Media-Nutzung in der Wissenschaftskommunikation

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Social Media beherrschen nicht nur die private Kommunikation, sondern haben zunehmend auch Einfluss auf die externe Wissenschaftskommunikation. In bisherigen Forschungsarbeiten wurden zwar bereits Social Media und deren Nutzung durch Wissenschaftler*innen in Zusammenhang mit wissenschaftsexterner Kommunikation untersucht, allerdings mangelt es an einer systematischen Darstellung der Einflussfaktoren. Diese Arbeit möchte an vorangegangene Studien anknüpfen und die gefundenen Einfluss… Show more

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“…The different platforms catered to different scholarly needs. The interviewees used them to network (social capital), get and disseminate work-related information and publications (cultural capital) and to do self-marketing (symbolic capital) (Hennig & Kohler, 2020;Jordan & Weller, 2018;Manca & Ranieri, 2017). As they did not mention that the online media also helped them to increase their economic capital, this basic capital has not been included in the analysis.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The different platforms catered to different scholarly needs. The interviewees used them to network (social capital), get and disseminate work-related information and publications (cultural capital) and to do self-marketing (symbolic capital) (Hennig & Kohler, 2020;Jordan & Weller, 2018;Manca & Ranieri, 2017). As they did not mention that the online media also helped them to increase their economic capital, this basic capital has not been included in the analysis.…”
Section: Discussion Of Results: Capitals and Field-specific Changes I...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Twitter has emerged as an important platform for science communication (e.g. Brossard and Scheufele, 2022 ; Guenther et al, 2021 ; Henning and Kohler, 2020 ). It is popular among scientists (e.g.…”
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“…How scientists use Twitter seems to be dependent on their respective scientific field (e.g. Della Guista et al, 2021 ; Henning and Kohler, 2020 ; Holmberg and Thelwall, 2014 ). However, limiting this study to communication scholars is justified by the fact that social scientists are underrepresented in research on science communication (e.g.…”
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confidence: 99%