A framework for studying motivations for self-archiving on academic social network sites
Lee, Jongwook; Oh, Sanghee; Dong, Hang; Wang, Fang; Burnett, Gary
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Title
A framework for studying motivations for self-archiving on academic social network sites
Author(s)
Lee, Jongwook
Oh, Sanghee
Dong, Hang
Wang, Fang
Burnett, Gary
Issue Date
2017
Keyword(s)
Self-archiving
Academic social network sites
Motivation
ResearchGate
Abstract
Sharing academic papers on academic social network sites (ASNSs) is a form of self-archiving. Although self-archiving has been discussed at length in the context of open access repositories, few researchers have examined self-archiving in the context of social media. To address this dearth of research, we proposed a motivation framework that is applicable to investigate users’ self-archiving motivations in ASNSs. The framework proposed in this study consisted of eighteen factors covering four dimensions: (1) personal, (2) social, (3) professional, and (4) constraining/enabling factors. In our future studies, we will test our framework and examine users’ motivations in self-archiving their work in one of the most popular ASNSs, ResearchGate (RG). Specifically, RG users' demographic and disciplinary characteristics will be related to their motivational factors.
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iSchools
Series/Report Name or Number
iConference 2017 Proceedings
Type of Resource
text
Language
en
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Copyright 2017 Jongwook Lee, Sanghee Oh, Hang Don, Fang Wang, and Gary Burnett
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