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It is my observation that the most successful blogs seem to range very widely in a very flat universe --- they are tightly themed, but the blogger looks at the subject from many angles. So we should be striving for blog themes that will appeal to a well-defined audience. | It is my observation that the most successful blogs seem to range very widely in a very flat universe --- they are tightly themed, but the blogger looks at the subject from many angles. So we should be striving for blog themes that will appeal to a well-defined audience. | ||
| − | *13 Sept 2007 - As mentioned in class, here's the link to the [http://www.acme.com/jef/singing_science/ webpage] full of science songs. I highly recommend "Eohippus" (I think the passing of all evolutionary time should | + | *13 Sept 2007 - As mentioned in class, here's the link to the [http://www.acme.com/jef/singing_science/ webpage] full of science songs. I highly recommend "Eohippus" (I think the passing of all evolutionary time should just be sung as lalalalalalala) and for fans of They Might Be Giants, "Why Does The Sun Shine". ~~Amy |
===Class Schedule=== | ===Class Schedule=== | ||
Revision as of 19:30, 13 September 2007
The Class Page of the Science Communication Seminar
Fall 2007
Meets: Thursdays, 2-3 pm in 3rd floor PharmBio Fishbowl
Who's Involved: Dr. Margaret Rubega , Dr. Kent Holsinger, Amy Weiss, ADD YOURSELF HERE.
Why Are We Doing This?" To Communicate with each other about electronic science communication; to get into the habit of posting frequently; because Margaret says we have to.
Anybody Got a Blogging Idea?
It is my observation that the most successful blogs seem to range very widely in a very flat universe --- they are tightly themed, but the blogger looks at the subject from many angles. So we should be striving for blog themes that will appeal to a well-defined audience.
- 13 Sept 2007 - As mentioned in class, here's the link to the webpage full of science songs. I highly recommend "Eohippus" (I think the passing of all evolutionary time should just be sung as lalalalalalala) and for fans of They Might Be Giants, "Why Does The Sun Shine". ~~Amy
Class Schedule
| Date | Speaker | Topic | Check Before Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 28 | Organizational meeting | ||
| Sept 6 | No Meeting | ||
| Sept 13 | Margaret Rubega | Introduction to the basics of blogging as a form of science communication | |
| Sept 20 | |||
| Sept. 27 | NO MEETING | ||
| Oct 4 | |||
| Oct 11 | |||
| Oct 18 | |||
| Oct 25 | |||
| Nov 1 | |||
| Nov 8 | |||
| Nov 15 | |||
| Nov 22 | NO MEETING | THANKSGIVING | |
| Nov 29 |
Dec 6 || || || |
