Make your outputs available via the RMIT Research Repository. The Repository is an open access repository providing free, searchable access to research publications authored by RMIT University staff and students.
If any of your outputs are not in the repository, you can report them via the Research output capture form. See the Reporting your research outputs page for information on which outputs are accepted.
Academic networking sites offer the ability to share your work and collaborate with others.
Be mindful that the copyright holder's permission is required to upload your paper to a network such as Academia or ResearchGate.
Engaging with social media enables you to promote and track your research to a wider audience.
Do you use social media personally and professionally? Consider creating separate accounts for each purpose.
Be familiar with RMIT policies and guidelines when using social media.
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