Scholarly communication
The term “scholarly communication” describes the process of sharing and publishing research works and outcomes (Borgman and Furner, 2002). Through scholarly communication, this is available to a wider academic community and beyond (Halliday, 2001). The scholarly communication process could be divided into three main stages: the communication in informal networks like social media, the initial public dissemination in conferences and preprints, and the formal publication of research in scientific journals (Graham, 2000).