It’s 2010 and I study the impact of digital technologies on a wide variety of systems. Obviously, all my research can best be accessed online in social network and online research platforms for academics, either at Zotero (yay for open-source), or Mendeley (pretty sleek). I also use BibSonomy for writing and research purposes as well as CiteULike. Or you can simply grab my CV, old-school.
Check out the book companion website for my book,The Making of a Digital World (2008), published at Palgrave. Get your own copy
My digprof blog covers the use of digital tools available and discuss some of the ways scholarship can be done in the 21st century.
My Twitter feed digprof is part of this effort and keeps you posted on new digital tools and workflows more academics.
Check out my Vimeo channel for podcasts of my public lectures and keynotes. You can also find my courses as podcasts there, just check the albums.
If you’d rather stay in touch with me through social networks, you can find me on LinkedIn and, naturally, Facebook. European contacts might prefer my Xing Profile (in Deutscher Sprache).
