Category: Dissemination Planning

Research has the power to make the world a better place – but only if it’s shared. Researchers across the world have responded to the … Read more

One of the key aims of the OSC is to “maximise dissemination of [your] work through academic and non-academic outlets, social media, alternative publishing platforms, … Read more

A quick overview of KMTV KMTV, a joint venture between the University of Kent and KM Media Group, is a new local TV station covering … Read more

What if the format of your research means that you can’t reach all of your potential audience? Making your work available in an accessible format … Read more

Instagram is a popular image sharing social media platform that could enhance discovery of and engagement with your research by new audiences.   A quick … Read more

Parliament would like researchers to engage with them: last week they unveiled a new website with guidance for researchers wanting to share their work. I … Read more

1) Pick your platform(s) – don’t do too much There are wealth of options… blogs, twitter, facebook, Instagram, researchgate, academia.edu, snapchat… the list goes on, … Read more

Reddit is a social news website that has become a major driver of traffic to blog posts, videos, images and news articles. Reddit offers a significant platform for … Read more

Blogs: An excellent way to open the discussion on a new publication, write up sessions or key points from a conference you’ve attended, or to … Read more

Kudos is a free tool which allows you to widen the audience of your publication by adding a simpler title, a plain language summary, a statement on why … Read more