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With Social Media
Communicating Science
With Social MediaDawn Bazely @dawnbazelyProfessorBiology Department
WWW & Social Networks are MatureWhen did you send your first email? Me: 1989When did you first post PowerPoint lecture decks online? Me: 2001Who is Tim Berners-Lee?Context
WWW & Social Networks are MatureWho is Tim Berners-Lee? This balding man who invented the world wide web!Context
In what year was the 2010 Social Network movie set?2003Context
Twitter is 10 years oldContext
Like with the internet
ContextJeff Ogden (W163), Wikimedia: Internet penetration 2012
scientists find social media useful
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Oxford English Living DictionaryWebsites and applications that enable users to create and share content or to participate in social networking. Definition of Social Media
Next 10 mins of #SciComm with #SoMeHow scientists use social mediaResearch benefitsTeaching benefits Next steps: perhaps try tweeting from @yorkuscientistsContext
How scientists use #SoMe
Choose your Channel For Scientists:TwitterBloggingFacebook How scientists use #SoMe
Author (A) - I support open science & open access, were a taxpayer funded public university, if I need something like facebook, I use Moodle
Academic TwitterDiscuss teaching & researchFind out whats going on with other scientistsTo follow conferences via the keyword hashtags eg #OnBioSummitIncrease publication impact/uptakeAs a research & teaching tool eg Paige Jarreau (@FromTheLabBench)Data collection via social media
How scientists use #SoMe
Van Noorden. 2014. Online collaboration: Scientists and the social network. Nature. 512:126-129
How scientists use #SoMe
How scientists use #SoMeVictoria Costello of PLOS Blogs (2015):
How scientists use #SoMe
How scientists use #SoMe
How scientists use #SoMe
Twitter as a Research ToolTwitter as a Tool for Health Research: a Systematic Review. Sinnenberg et al 2016, American Journal of Public Healthdoi: 10.2105/AJPH.2016.303512Conclusions Many data elements discernible from a users Twitter profile, especially demographics, have been underreported in the literature and can provide new opportunities to characterize the users whose data are analyzed in these studies. Twitter-based health research is a growing field funded by a diversity of organizations
How scientists use #SoMe
What students learn from tweeting & bloggingRaises awareness of students electronic footprints General knowledge Reading Writing Engagement
Students learned proper Lab Methods in BIOL 2010They were using far more pricey Parafilm to wrap petri plates than we had anticipatedI made Vines showing the right technique, with Biology technician, Debbie, and we reduced Parafilm wastage hugely (and saved on lab. budget)
Scott Library: LB 1044.87 S46 2013Although there are challenges to overcome, the authors of this book see social media as the next logical step in educations evolution in order to meet the needs of diverse students in todays classrooms (p. 188).Annie Phillips Newtons review of K K Seo (2013) in The Journal of Social Media in Society 1(1):59-62.
Consider taking over @yorkuscientists for a weekSee list of dates & fill in this form with your preferencesTry a Twitter assignment in your course (heres the outline for my Biology course Twitter assignment)check out Roy Peter Clarks book, How to Write Short, & Jim Woodgetts #SciComm talk slide deck from his 2015 talk at YorkU Faculty of Science
Me? Im experimenting with Instagram Im finding it quite tough to master