1. Social Networking and your Curriculum vitae
Trieste Course
Christoph W. Sensen

2. Your Own Profile and Social Networking
Most of you may already be in Facebook…
Linkedin.com is a social networking tool for Scientists
ResearchGate: Scientific Profile related to your publications
Google Scholar: Statistics on your Publication Record
Your own Home Page

3. LinkedIn.com

4. LinkedIn Profile

5. ResearchGate.net

6. Research Gate Profile

7. Google Scholar User Profile

8. Building Your Own Home Page
Your own Home Page Should be at the “core” of your Web presence, all other sites should point to it.
Use it to demonstrate your skills.
For example, list degrees, publications and other job-related information.
A private section is fine, but it should be quite subdued.
Home pages are often checked as a reference during a recruiting process!

14. Minimal Requirement for a Web Site
A directory from which Web sites can be served
A HTML-formatted page named “index.htm(l)”

15. HTML Editors Commercial: Adobe Dream Weaver
Free of Charge: Blue Griffon:

16. Blue Griffon: WYSWYG

17. HTML Editing: Blue Griffon

18. What is HTML? Brett McLaughlin at O’Reilly

19. Linking your Home Page to other Sites