I recently made a crash course for our @UNOSCCJ grad students on building a professional website. I'm sharing it here in hopes that others might find it helpful.
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Creating a Professional Website jnix.netlify.app/talk/sccj_grad…
#AcademicTwitter
Creating a Professional Website jnix.netlify.app/talk/sccj_grad…
I used @wowchemy and had a lot of help from other resources made available by, e.g., @dsquintana, @xieyihui, @georgecushen, @apreshill, and @stevenvmiller.
The clearest benefit to creating and maintaining an academic website is that it enables you to make your research and/or teaching materials more accessible.
It's a shame when people actually find your work and are interested enough to read it, but hit a paywall ➡️ "Meh, not *that* interesting."
Share post-prints and write short summaries of what you did, what you found, and why it matters. People will be more likely to read it.
Share post-prints and write short summaries of what you did, what you found, and why it matters. People will be more likely to read it.
If anyone does actually use this to make a website, please come back and link to your creation here!
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