Tag: NEH

• Legitimizing The Blog: On Reading, Citing & Archiving Blogposts

  

  Over at the Forbes blog this week, I wrote about an issue within academic blogging that has been bugging me for a long time: Why aren’t more academic blogs cited in the footnotes of journal articles and within academic books? While there are certainly still specious blogs that abound on the web, the number of trusted, […]

  sarahemilybond

  March 14, 2017

  Forbes, open access, reading, text, The State of the Field, Uncategorized

  academic blogging, ancient history, archiving, bibliographies, citation practices, medieval history, NEH, plagiarism, wordpress, zotero

• #DeleteAcademiaEdu: The Argument For Non-Profit Repositories

  

  It has been a hectic morning attempting to read and respond to the flurry of activity surrounding my column this week over at Forbes, which argues that scholars should remove their work from the for-profit platform Academia.edu. I am neither the first nor the last academic to harangue members of the academy to take this step, […]

  sarahemilybond

  January 24, 2017

  Uncategorized

  academia, academia.edu, AHA, digital humanities, For Profit Platforms, Mellon Foundation, MLA, NEH, OA, open access, scs