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A ProfHacker TweetChat with Anvil Academic: Presenting Digital Work for Promotion and Tenure

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Last Friday, ProfHacker ran a live TweetChat with Anvil Academic (@anvilacademic), a new press that aims to bring scholarly rigor to publishing digital projects. Anvil is led by the National Institute for Technology in Liberal Education (NITLE) and the Council of Library and Information Resources (CLIR). Read our former posts about Anvil here, here, and visit their spanking new website (now accepting submissions!) here. You can also find some great overviews of Anvil’s work in Jack Dougherty (@doughertyjack)’s and Lisa Spiro (@lisaspiro)’s blog posts.

Below is an edited Storify of the chat that showcases the major topics discussed on Friday with the core Anvil team on Twitter. If you are interested in the entire discussion, visit the unedited Storify here. Also, if you have a digital project that you’d like to discuss at any stage for consideration with Anvil, contact Fred Moody (@moodyfred),  Anvil’s editor.

 

 

Digital Killed the Analog Star, Redux: A Live Tweetchat with Anvil Academic TODAY, 12pm-1pm EST

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ProfHacker will be hosting a live Tweetchat TODAY with the core team for Anvil Academic, a press seeking to develop new standards for forms of digital publication used for promotion and tenure. ProfHacker featured Anvil’s mission last week, and an interview with its editor, Fred Moody, on Tuesday.

Have lots of questions for Anvil? Wondering if your digital project will be a good fit? Join us TODAY (Friday, October 5) from 12pm-1pm EST for a live Tweetchat with Fred (@moodyfred, Editor), Lisa Spiro (@lisaspiro, Program Manager) and Korey Jackson (@koreybjackson, Program Coordinator and Analyst). We will be using the hashtag #anvil for our live tweetchat. Adeline Koh (@adelinekoh) will be hosting the discussion. We look forward to seeing you there!

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