A Guide to Twitter Safety for Academics (and Everyone Else)
A Guide to Twitter and Social Media Safety for Academics (and Everyone Else) Paula R. Curtis May 20, 2022 At the start of 2021, I created A Guide to Best Twitter Practices for Academics (and Everyone Else), which recommended ways to effectively and respectfully use Twitter. As I have written elsewhere (and is generally apparent to anyone who engages online), not every person using social media is
Academic Mailing Lists on East Asian Studies
Paula R. Curtis September 1, 2021 For academics, mailing lists remain an important method for finding and disseminating information across the globe. Although some mailing lists in East Asian Studies have been around for three decades or more, at times they can be difficult to locate and we can miss a lot of opportunities if we lack that connection. In an effort to make some of these helpful resou
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Digital Resources and Projects on East Asia This page introduces a collaborative database/table created using Airtable that collects English-language digital resources and projects on East Asia into one central location. The aim of this table is to provide researchers and educators with a convenient way to locate and explore digital materials based on a variety of thematic content. The content can
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Japanese Language Text Mining Workshop
AAS Digital Dialogues - Academics Online
Living With Precarity in Academia (Part 2)
No Offense?
Living With Precarity in Academia (Part 1)
East Asian Studies Job Market Data in Progress 2021-2022
Job Market Data 2021
A Guide to Best Twitter Practices for Academics (and Everyone Else)
http://prcurtis.com/docs/Curtis_Digital_Humanities_Monthly_115-1.pdf
East Asian Studies Job Market Data Table 2020-2021
The "Rebirth" of Japanese Studies: Round 1 Responses