academic publishing

Conferences, course readers and citations. Challenging the Politics of Knowledge

Column

Ana Deumert

28/06/2018

4 minutes to read

In this column, Ana Deumert reflects on the politics of knowledge that shape research and teaching. She argues that in order to realize sociolinguistics as a truly international and inclusive discipline, we need to change our citation practices.

This is too hard: Why I cannot write a decent essay

Article

Madelief Tresonie

20/12/2017

5 minutes to read

A look inside a student's brain when she tries her best writing an essay, in which all relatable struggles are discussed in a humourous manner.

Diggit Magazine wins Teaching Innovation Award 2017: Interview with Ico Maly

Article

The Editors

29/09/2017

2 minutes to read

Yesterday, during the Education Bazaar at Tilburg University, Ico Maly received the annual award for Best Teaching Innovation for his work on Diggit. We caught an overjoyed Maly and were able to ask him some questions.

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The end of Academia.edu: how business takes over, again

Column

Ico Maly

22/02/2018

3 minutes to read

Academia.edu used to be a refreshing and very useful platform for academics and students all over the world. That has ended with academia.edu introducing the ‘paid search’, says Ico Maly (Tilburg University).