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Science Blogging at Ashland University: Storytelling structure and radio project prep

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Science Blogging at Ashland University. A central blog for the Senior Capstone course in Biology at Ashland University in Ohio. Thursday, February 2, 2012. Storytelling structure and radio project prep. Freelance reporter Gretchen Cuda,. Our next class visitor. No new blog posts required for this week (but feel free to add one if you like), but I do have some reading, listening and thinking for you to do for next week's course:. Listen to some science radio segments on NPR's website. Spring Break is almo...

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Science Blogging at Ashland University: April 2009

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Science Blogging at Ashland University. A central blog for the Senior Capstone course in Biology at Ashland University in Ohio. Saturday, April 18, 2009. Thought you might find these of interest:   How to nail an interview. Tuesday, April 14, 2009. Some interesting career news. On how careers are changing in the U.S.  I think it supports our discussions about the important of communication skills, and the need to be a life-long learner. Friday, April 10, 2009. Thursday, April 9, 2009. But we can't escape...

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Science Blogging at Ashland University: April 2011

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Science Blogging at Ashland University. A central blog for the Senior Capstone course in Biology at Ashland University in Ohio. Wednesday, April 13, 2011. Wrapping up the semester. With less than three weeks left in the semester I wanted to sum up the projects left for our class:. As always, let me know if you have questions. I can't wait to see your videos. Friday, April 8, 2011. Start drawing those storyboards. Here is a quick reminder of your assignments for next week's class:. Be sure to read and com...

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Science Blogging at Ashland University: January 2010

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Science Blogging at Ashland University. A central blog for the Senior Capstone course in Biology at Ashland University in Ohio. Thursday, January 28, 2010. Writing your first blog posts. Congratulations on setting up your new science blogs, perhaps your first blog ever. I'd like you to try some writing before next week's class. Go ahead and do the following:. Have someone in your group email to me the URL for your blog so that I can link it to the central course blog. Lastly, feel free to tinker with the...

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Meta-Morph It.: Explanation

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There has been a fair amount of online discussion and tweeting lately about the "role" of journalism and journalists, specifically in the context of science journalism. Some of the most interesting examples, in no particular order: A well-argued essay by Bora Zivkovic, aka @BoraZ. Posted on his Scienceblog. A thought-provoking set of interviews with several of today's most visible science journalists. By Ontario-based science journalist Colin Schultz. And a fascinating recorded discussion. A conversation...

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mcshanahan | Boundary Vision

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Observations of the spaces in between science, society, education and policy. A blog around the clock. Not exactly rocket science. Skulls in the Stars. The Finch and Pea. Through the looking glass. All posts by mcshanahan. Herzberg medal coverage follow up. On February 18, I wrote about two pieces of national coverage. Reported that fact briefly but focused solely on her award-winning research. The other ( written by Ivan Semeniuk for the Globe and Mail. Identified in scientist profiles in the New York T...

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Science Blogging at Ashland University: February 2012

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Science Blogging at Ashland University. A central blog for the Senior Capstone course in Biology at Ashland University in Ohio. Friday, February 24, 2012. Spring Break is almost here. Just a couple things left to do before we all get a little downtime:. Finish the assessment test and get it to me by the end of Monday. You can put it in my mailbox in the science office or just slide it under my office door. Bring your copy of the test questions with you to class. Saturday, February 11, 2012. Listen to som...

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Science Communication | Boundary Vision

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Observations of the spaces in between science, society, education and policy. A blog around the clock. Not exactly rocket science. Skulls in the Stars. The Finch and Pea. Through the looking glass. All posts in category Science Communication. The Seven Wonderers of Beakerhead: Telling stories about science. The Seven Wonderers of Beakerhead (Photo courtesy of Raj Bhardwaj @RajBhardwajMD, used with permission). It wasn’t a typical opening line for a science talk. (more…). September 24, 2015. They argue th...

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On the “grandeur and scope of the largest machine ever built”: Interviewing physicist Sean Carroll | Boundary Vision

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Observations of the spaces in between science, society, education and policy. A blog around the clock. Not exactly rocket science. Skulls in the Stars. The Finch and Pea. Through the looking glass. On the “grandeur and scope of the largest machine ever built”: Interviewing physicist Sean Carroll. Due to what is starting to feel like an overwhelming teaching schedule*, I didn’t get a chance to properly share how excited I was to chat in December with Sean Carroll. The Higgs was surely one of the biggest s...