On Monday 12 November I’ll attend SpotOn London. SpotOn is a series of community events for the discussion of how science is carried out and communicated online. The programme is here.
I think there is quite a lot that the humanities and social sciences (and particularly the digital humanities and digital scholarship in the humanities) can learn from events like this.
I’ll try to do some live-tweeting and will do a write-up of my findings for the Altmetric.com blog.
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