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Comm 5660, Science Communication Workshop Cornell University Class notes 3/7/2019 Copyright © 2013‐2019 by Bruce V. Lewenstein 1 Writing for social media Comm 5660 Blogging and tweeting (“bleeting”) I don’t know But it’s important (as DNLee suggests) #scicomm on Twitter Tweeting guidelines from students
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Comm 5660, Science Communication WorkshopCornell UniversityClass notes
3/7/2019
Copyright © 2013‐2019 by Bruce V. Lewenstein 1
Writing for social media
Comm 5660
Blogging and tweeting (“bleeting”)
I don’t know
But it’s important (as DNLee suggests)
#scicomm on Twitter
Tweeting guidelines from students
Comm 5660, Science Communication WorkshopCornell UniversityClass notes
3/7/2019
Copyright © 2013‐2019 by Bruce V. Lewenstein 2
Comm 5660, Science Communication WorkshopCornell UniversityClass notes
3/7/2019
Copyright © 2013‐2019 by Bruce V. Lewenstein 3
Why scientists blog
Comm 5660, Science Communication WorkshopCornell UniversityClass notes
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Jarreau, Paige B (2015): #MySciBlog Interviewee Motivations to Blog about Science. figshare. Figure.https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.1345026.v2
Science Blogging: Essential Guide
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Suggestions from Maryn McKenna
Maryn McKenna, http://marynmckenna.com/
Some Thoughts on Being Social: http://germgirl.tumblr.com/ahcj12
How Going Social Feeds Freelancing: http://germgirl.tumblr.com/SoCon12
Tweet your research
Let’s try it…– First, the original: 140 characters
– Then, more modern: 280 characters
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Instagram your research?
You tell me….
Blog your research
Attract students to your lab….
