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The Trouble with Twitter | Communicating Science in Appalachia
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Communicating Science in Appalachia. Science communication and STEM outreach in West Virginia and beyond. The Trouble with Twitter. March 19, 2015. When you think science communication you probably picture a lecture hall full of wide-eyed individuals listening quietly to a dense lecture full of power points. Now, there’s nothing wrong with this. I’ve sat through my fair share of lectures and learned a lot from them, but communicating science has come a long way. Science raises new challenges, though....
What it Means to be STEM Literate | Communicating Science in Appalachia
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Communicating Science in Appalachia. Science communication and STEM outreach in West Virginia and beyond. What it Means to be STEM Literate. April 16, 2015. April 16, 2015. You can read, right? It’s a silly question, I know. If you couldn’t read, you probably wouldn’t be on my blog! We sometimes take literacy for granted. Even our worst rank school systems produce students who can read a newspaper or blog. Are we as confident about our science literacy? Do we even know how to measure it? Now, this is.
February | 2015 | Communicating Science in Appalachia
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Communicating Science in Appalachia. Science communication and STEM outreach in West Virginia and beyond. From Attacks to Answers Through Engagement. February 28, 2015. Although you might not believe it from looking at news headlines, recent findings from the Pew Research Center. Show that Americans overwhelmingly trust scientists, and although topics like climate change and vaccines are highly polarized topics, the public may not be a strongly divided as we think. From this blog talked about the Appalac...
No Playing Video Games Until You Finish Your Video Games! | Communicating Science in Appalachia
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Communicating Science in Appalachia. Science communication and STEM outreach in West Virginia and beyond. No Playing Video Games Until You Finish Your Video Games! April 3, 2015. April 3, 2015. Love ’em or hate ’em, video games are here to stay. While video games often get a bad rap for being violent. Mindless or expensive, they’ve recently shown that they can be part of education. High school students write code for the game Minecraft at the WV State Science Bowl. Photo via WVSB. According the the game&...
Uncovering Truth Sooner or Later | Communicating Science in Appalachia
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Communicating Science in Appalachia. Science communication and STEM outreach in West Virginia and beyond. Uncovering Truth Sooner or Later. February 26, 2015. How could you even recognize it? Science is no different than the shopping and restaurant industry in that there are unfortunately a few bad apples. You may of heard of Dong-Pyou Han. Last weekend brought to light another ethical lapse in the science world. Wei-Hock Soon. That humans play a large role in global warming. As another blogger mentioned.
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Read & Respond week 12 – Images | Interactive Journalism
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Course Blog for JRL 430: Blogging and Interactive Journalism, at WVU's Reed College of Media. Read and Respond week 12 – Images. This week is all about visuals. In Briggs’ chapter 6 on visual storytelling, think about his advice and note the example experts he gives. Some of you have been incorporating visuals into your work from the start, and others have yet to do so. Regardless of your use of visuals so far, how might your blogs tell a story that is more visual than textual? This one might seem a litt...
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Read & Respond week 15 – Innovation examples | Interactive Journalism
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Course Blog for JRL 430: Blogging and Interactive Journalism, at WVU's Reed College of Media. Read and Respond week 15 – Innovation examples. This week’s readings are simple and designed to prepare you for your own innovation projects. You’ll go to the NYT Labs. Page and check out some examples of past projects – let’s say 3-4 of them (more is, of course, fine). In your response, you’ll discuss the following:. The strongest idea you saw, and what worked about it. Feed You can leave a response. I also rea...
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SC Shooting: The Video That Changed the Charge | The Power of Citizen Journalism
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The Power of Citizen Journalism. Nigerian’s Turn to Social Media for Election Coverage. Journalist Jailed Over State Secrets Leak →. SC Shooting: The Video That Changed the Charge. April 14, 2015. 33-year-old police officer Michael T. Slager is now facing murder charges after seen firing eight times at a 50-year-old African-American man, Walter L. Scott, who was running away from the officer. And all of this was captured on video by an innocent bystander using a smartphone. Video Courtesy: CBS News.
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Learning how to integrate the science and land Alaska has to offer. Sunday, December 19, 2010. How can teachers use digital resources, community resources and effective teaching methods, integrating Alaska Native ways of knowing with Western scientific methods to create greater student interest in, and understanding of, the geosciences? Students will interview an elder as a class. Students will create a digital movie talking about the current climate today using data and daily temperatures recordings.
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Science in a Mirror. Derived from Chinese idiom, "history serves as a mirror (to reflect the status quo and the future)". 鏡中之科學，取自中國俗語"以史為鑑". Friday, September 23, 2011. Which Rules, Law or Science? The class I am helping teach this semester, Biology and Society, invites scholars dealing with relations between science and society to give several guest lectures. After a well-received lecture about the implications of history of embryology on embryonic stem cell research from Jane Maienschein. This may be ...
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Communicating Science in Appalachia | Science communication and STEM outreach in West Virginia and beyond
Communicating Science in Appalachia. Science communication and STEM outreach in West Virginia and beyond. YOU (and your credit card) Are the Future of Science! May 1, 2015. Money isn’t everything, but without it, science is hard. Really hard. Materials, people and legal fees are expensive! According to a blog post by Maksym Sich. On I F* *king Love Science. 8220;In 2012, the worldwide expenditure on scientific research and development was US$1.5 trillion. While an estimated 1.9m peer reviewed articles.
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Creating default object from empty value in /home/ohdear5/public html/wp-content/plugins/cleaner-gallery/cleaner-gallery.php. Music straight from a robots heart! Valentine’s Day with Austin Writes Music. We hope that this season of Spring is bringing you grace and love! Cedar Park Fall Festival with Dear Science and The City Harmonic. What do you mean Dear Science has a show? The rumors are true! We have a show and Dear Science is playing this Tuesday night! You are about to get a data dump! Heather Calv...
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Science in Asylum supports scientists, who have fled from war and troubled areas and are seeking for asylum in Europe. By participating in Science in Asylum refugees can make use of the lost time in the waiting loop in order to gain a foothold in the science community and the labor market. A course of seminars offer information and support, which will help the participants to make use of their education and work experience in the Austrian scientific field.
Science In A Tree
Climb a Tree and Learn Cool Science. Science In A Tree. Welcome to Science in a Tree! We are a nonprofit educational mission founded by two friends who are passionate about working with kids and challenging them to explore the great outdoors. We specialize in a unique combination of recreational tree climbing, outdoor adventure learning, and experiential science education. Our motto is simple: Climb a Tree and Learn Cool Science! We offer two general formats for climbing events:.
Science In A Tree
Climb a Tree and Learn Cool Science. Science In A Tree. Welcome to Science in a Tree! We are a nonprofit educational mission founded by two friends who are passionate about working with kids and challenging them to explore the great outdoors. We specialize in a unique combination of recreational tree climbing, outdoor adventure learning, and experiential science education. Our motto is simple: Climb a Tree and Learn Cool Science! We offer two general formats for climbing events:.
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