What does Dr. Matthew Zoom, Managing Editor of the Big Data & Society journal, have to say about research relevance?

What articles attract readers of the Social Media + Society journal? Find a list with links to most-read and cited articles in this open-access journal.

What does Dr. Papacharissi, Editor of the Social Media + Society journal, have to say about research relevance?

Crossing into new literature in unfamiliar fields, disciplines, methodologies, or cultures? Learn to evaluate it!

Observe Martin Luther King’s birthday by studying his work. Find open access sources, and guidance for for using primary materials in research.

What does Dr. Liebenberg, Editor in Chief of the International Journal of Qualitative Methods, have to say about research relevance?

10 affirmations for a new semester and a new year.

Is research relevant in today’s changing world?

A well-designed scientific poster tells everyone in the hall a lot about you: about the way you present your work, about your skills in graphic design, about the amount of effort you put into your story. Your poster is your story!

Postcards offer a visual opportunity during research and when sharing results.

Academic blogging- what is it and how can it be a part of your publication strategy?

New research papers are being published every day. In fact, 2.6 million papers are published every year. But let's face it; nobody has the time to read abstract after abstract to dig out what you need from all the papers out there. So how can we digest a large amount of information in a shorter span of time? Here's where “graphical abstracts” come in to make every researcher’s life easier.

This open-access collection of articles shows the range of research uses for comics!

How can comics play a part in a research journey? This post is the first of a 3-part series from Lydia Wysocki.

Want to make an impact? Learn about the H Factor!

You’ve read about Critical Race Theory - what are they really talking about?

How did we end up with copyright and what does it mean for your writing?

There is often an assumption that research can be truly rigorous, or it can be “real world” research, and that the two are somehow mutually exclusive or at polar opposite ends of a spectrum. However, the world is not that black and white, and it is possible to have our cake and eat it, too.

Engaging practitioners in research projects.

View the “Equitable Research Partnerships” webinar recording and read related resources materials.