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Online social networks in scholarly work

By George Veletsianos

On August 12, 2011

In NPS, scholarship, sharing

Online social networks in scholarly work (in Greek) – Διαδικτυακά «εργαστήρια» της έρευνας

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  • Jason McDonald

    "You're absolutely right. It includes us researchers, too; online education is many different ..."

  • George Veletsianos

    "Jason! Always a pleasure to hear from you. This is the kind of ..."

  • Jason McDonald

    "Thanks George. I almost completely agree. Particularly that it’s an incredible institutional failing ..."

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    "Thank you for these comments, Miriam. Excellent thoughts! Your reflection is relevant to ..."

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    "So this is interesting, George, because it implies "design" in the first place. ..."

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