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Gaming ResearchGate

I think ResearchGate is a good resource. It's in the mix with LinkedIn and Twitter on the spectrum of social networks for academics to disseminate their research. As an external reviewer for promotion and tenure cases, I have seen achievements from ResearchGate included in candidate dossiers. I find this dubious because it's quite easy to … Continue reading Gaming ResearchGate →

Michael H. Scott Random Bits Leave a comment October 26, 2019March 10, 2022 1 Minute

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