Science Communication: The Pathway to Impact
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Science Communication: The Pathway to Impact
- 1. THE PATHWAY TO IMPACT SCIENCE COMMUNICATION / PROFESSOR @ANDYMIAH #SpringHUBS16
- 2. EVERY ACT OF COMMUNICATION IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO TELL A STORY
- 3. BUT WHICH STORY DO YOU TELL?
- 4. IS IT THE MOST COMPELLING ONE?
- 5. OR THE MOST EMOTIONAL ONE?
- 6. OR SIMPLY THE MOST FACTUALLY ACCURATE VERSION?
- 7. CONTEXT
- 8. LACK OF TRUST IN SCIENCE MEDIA, BUT HIGH INTEREST IN SCIENCE PERHAPS BECAUSE JOURNALISM/COMMUNICATION HAS CHANGED BRITISH GOVERNMENT, SELECT COMMITTEE INQUIRY INTO SCIENCE COMMUNICATION (2016)
- 9. WHAT IS SCIENCE COMMUNICATION?
- 10. COLLABORATION, CO-PRODUCTION DIALOGUE, DISCOVERY, ENGAGEMENT, EVALUATION, EDUCATION, EMPOWERMENT, INVOLVEMENT WHAT DOES SCIENCE COMMUNICATION ENTAIL?
- 11. WHERE DOES SCIENCE COMMUNICATION TAKE PLACE?
- 12. MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY, 2015 WHERE DOES SCIENCE COMMUNICATION TAKE PLACE? THEATRES, SCHOOLS, GALLERIES, FESTIVALS, TELEVISION, RADIO, NEWSPAPERS, ONLINE, VIRTUAL REALITY, UNIVERSITIES
- 13. SCIENCE COMMUNICATION IS STILL NARROWLY CONCEPTUALISED WITHIN UNIVERSITIES NOT EVERYBODY NEEDS TO BE BRIAN COX TIMOTHY REVELL, FAMELAB
- 14. MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY, 2015 ROLES IN SCIENCE COMMUNICATION WRITER, PRESENTER, PRODUCER, CURATOR, CONSULTANT, EDITOR, COMMISSIONER, DEVELOPER, RESEARCHER,
- 15. 3 CASE STUDIES
- 16. CO-COMMISSION KINETIC FLUX, MANCHESTER SCIENCE FESTIVAL (2015)
- 17. CO-PRODUCTION BACK TO THE FUTURE DAY
- 20. 1. MAKE IT MATTER DEMARCATE TIME ALLOCATED WITHIN WORKLOAD BALANCE MODELS
- 21. 2. LEAD BY EXAMPLE MAKE SCIENCE COMMUNICATION A MATTER OF SUBJECT LEADERSHIP
- 22. 3. INVEST INTO AN INFRASTRUCTURE CONNECT PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT, IMPACT, AND COMMUNICATION
- 23. 4. DEVELOP PARTNERSHIPS WITH MEDIA, CULTURAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND ACROSS SCHOOLS
- 24. 4. OWN THE PLATFORM TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION AND USE THEM FOR DEVELOPING SHOWREELS AND WORK THAT WON’T BE SHOWN ELSEWHERE
- 25. 5. SUPPORT YOUR #SCICOMM COMMUNITY STEM NETWORKS, FREELANCE SCIENCE COMMUNICATORS, FOR STARTERS
- 26. 6. MAKE SCIENCE COMMUNICATION CORE TO TRAINING AT PHD LEVEL ESPECIALLY, BUT THROUGHOUT THE STUDENT POPULATION
- 27. 7. EVALUATE YOUR IMPACT AND WORK WITH EXPERIENCED PARTNERS
- 28. 8. HELP STAFF FIND THEIR MEDIUM NOT EVERYONE NEEDS TO DO EVERYTHING, IN FACT, THIS IS FAR FROM IDEAL.
- 29. 9. OPEN UP YOUR UNIVERSITY OPEN UP UNIVERSITIES TO THE PUBLIC AND REAP THE REWARDS
- 30. 10. INVEST INTO CITIZEN SCIENCE PEOPLE WANT TO TAKE PART, NOT JUST LEARN ABOUT.
- 31. THANK YOUFOLLOW ME @ANDYMIAH @SALFORDFSCIENCE #SCICOMM