‘Cheating’, ‘a broken education system’, or ‘unregulated dangerous AI’ might be the phrases you’d use to discuss Chat GPT’s recent emergence, but notice the software’s potential to be harnessed in academic teaching and research, and perhaps you can see the less obvious benefits…

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Scholars who shared their research on social media are far more likely to make valuable connections with other scholars, resulting in clear research benefits. Whether you want to expand your research networks, be a public scholar, expose your research to large demographics, or simply connect with likeminded students, here are the basics of the 3 main platforms, and some tricks, to cut out the jargon.

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LinkedIn is a social media platform in popularity. Not only suitable for CEOs, managers and marketers, this tool can also be useful for academics and researchers.

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