The Role of Social Media in Scholarly Collaboration: An Enabler of International Research Team’s Activation?
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...(2014) study finding ResearchGate overwhelming for collaboration, despite its benefits for IRC, particularly during the initial phase of building a research team (Gorska et al., 2020)....
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...Twitter) to grow their professional learning network, which can raise the likelihood of establishing international collaborations (Gorska et al., 2020), and increase research and profile visibility internationally (Didegah, Gazni, Bowman, & Holmberg, 2017)....
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...…research has found that few academics use SNSs explicitly for collaborative knowledge building or for the active phases of IRC (Bardakcı et al., 2018; Salinas & Marín, 2019), a recent study (Gorska et al., 2020) found that ResearchGate (RG) is particularly useful for building a research team....
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...…few use them for communication or for collaborative knowledge building, with some researchers in Hoffman et al. (2014) study finding ResearchGate overwhelming for collaboration, despite its benefits for IRC, particularly during the initial phase of building a research team (Gorska et al., 2020)....
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..., 2019), which are also more likely to attract increased citations (Adams, 2013; Aman&Botte, 2017) and collaborations (Gorska et al., 2020), therefore career stage is an important consideration....
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