Victoria on social media

Victoria Clout on Social Media

LinkedIn page: link

Twitter: @DrVictoriaClout

Google Scholar: link

Youtube videos: link

Editorial Boards and Social Media work

Victoria is an Associate Editor and produces the social media content for the two journals:

Australian Journal of Management AJM

AJM Twitter @AJM_SAGE

AJM LinkedIn

AJM Facebook @AustJofManagement

Accounting & Finance

A&F: Twitter @AF_AFAANZ

A&F: LinkedIn

A&F: Facebook @AccFinJournal

Other Blogs

Victoria has written blogs for the UNSW BSoc student society on the topic of online exams:

UNSW BSoc Link

Social Media accounts run by Victoria:

Academic Humour Instagram: @academichumour

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A Digital Mindset

A Digital Mindset: Let’s not close the digital box on what we have learned Who would have thought this year would turn out like this? In January this year we were blissful unaware of what was going to hit us. We had the usual excitement prepping for the start of Term 1, we had visions of walking into lectures theatres and tutorial rooms to eager to learn students. In early February this cheerful vision was starting to get turn to concern, we were hearing from students in China about, then called coronavirus, and that areas inside of China were being locked down. This became more of a concern with Australia following the USA in closing its borders to China. How would the students get here? We examined the impacts and reassessed our strategy. The first two weeks were to go online for all courses and consultation (office hours) placed online for the School of Accounting. This online access was a brief window to allow for students to arrive into Australia quickly via third party cou...

Netiquette Two slides on Netiquette - these two slide are customisable - can be used to start a conversation about behaviour expectations during online classes. Download via this link: https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.12366296.v1

1st Zoom Lecture for ACCT1511 1B Term 2

Hi Everyone, Turn off for the "Waiting Room" option, this way students can come in to the meeting straight away, no need to click 'admit'. Turn off for the "Only authenticated users can join: Sign in to Zoom" because around 10 students couldn't do this sign in, I'm not sure why that this. This way any student can click on the link, then type in their own name themselves. You can make a person a co-host in advance - if they are going to be lecturing as well on the course. You can do this by copying in their email address into the 'co-host' box down the bottom of the "Advanced Options". See my intro slides for the first lecture here . I just taught the very 1st Zoom Lecture for ACCT1511 1B Term 2 this morning and it worked great! Just some tips for you - when you create the Zoom Meeting in the "Advanced Options" (see attached) for the meeting make sure you: I had about 10 students who sent me an em...

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