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The Anthropologist and the Digital @carladmartin Carla D. Martin [email protected] carladmartin.com

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"The Anthropologist and the Digital," a presentation made as part of the roundtable "Anthropologists On the Job Market: How Departments and Job-Seekers Can Respond To the Employment Crisis," American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Wednesday, November 20, 2013: 4:00 PM-5:45 PM. Abstract: This presentation covers four topics related to technology and the academic/alt-ac job search, how to: 1. develop a robust professional web presence; 2. leverage social media for research, learning, and networking; 3. use digital tools in research; and 4. master multimedia technology for success in the current job market. Skills in these areas are a critical factor in attaining both academic and alt-academy positions upon graduation from PhD programs. Tenure track search committees increasingly emphasize the importance of instructional technology expertise in job announcements and hiring decisions. In addition, expertise in these areas opens up numerous alt-academy career opportunities in fields such as educational technology, web and app development, documentary film/radio, advertising/marketing, non-academic publishing, and entrepreneurship broadly. While major academic organizations such as the American Historical Association and the Modern Language Association have begun to sponsor discussions on the importance of these skills under the heading of digital humanities, the AAA has yet to address this with similar care.

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The Anthropologistand the Digital

@carladmartin

Carla D. [email protected]

carladmartin.com

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(1)Develop a robust professional web presence

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For technophilesGoogle Sites

Wordpress.com

For technophobesAbout.me

Academia.edu

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(2)Leverage social media

for research, learning, and networking

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Social networking sitesGoogle+LinkedInTwitterTumblr

Facebook

Publication sharing sitesAcademia.eduGoogle Scholar

Microsoft Academic SearchZotero

MendeleyIf applicable: your university

library

Presentation and pedagogical material sharing sitesSlideshareMERLOT

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Measure impactBibliometrics

Altmetrics

Reimagine scholarly communicationJustPublics@365

Scholars Strategy Network

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(3)Use digital tools in research

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Curation toolsPinterestTumblrStorifyDiigo

EvernoteFlickrWikis

GoodreadsCamscannerSugarSync

Omeka

Writing toolsGoogle Drive

Scrivener

Presentation toolsYouTube

PreziSoundcloud

ZeegaWorldmap

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(4)Master multimedia technology

in support of teaching or alt-ac careers

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Learning mgmt systemsCanvas

BlackboardMoodle

MOOCsUdacity

CourseraEdX

Khan AcademyPeer-to-Peer University

UdemyCourse Hero

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Ed techLearn Launch

Blue Ridge Foundation

StartupsStartup Institute

Intelligent.lyStartup School

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Online pubs and servicesProfhacker

Chronicle VitaeInside Higher Ed

DHPoco#TransformDH

Conditionally AcceptedPhD(isabled)

The Adjunct ProjectHow To Leave Academia

From PhD To LifeThe Professor Is In

Online communitiesVersatile PhD

PhinisheDDoctorates Without

Borders

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