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FREE-CHOICE LEARNING LABORATORY: A BLOG
Check out our new Free-Choice Learning Laboratory Blog, which is an informal record of our informal learning program. The blog documents our ongoing research efforts, new exhibits, and provides a forum for discussion.
RESEARCH AND ENGAGEMENT: LEARNING FROM EACH OTHER
PART ONE: EFFECTIVE SCIENCE COMMUNICATION
"Effective Science Communication” was the first in a series of live and web-presented discussions hosted by Oregon Sea Grant on the theme of Research and Engagement: Learning from Each Other. The 90-minute discussion took place on December 3, 2010 and approximately 50 people participated "live". Oregon Sea Grant Extension agent Rob Emanuel moderated the webinar event, which featured brief presentations by four panelists followed by a discussion involving questions from both onsite and online participants. Watch it all by linking to the videos below.
INTRODUCTION
Oregon Sea Grant Communications Assistant Director and Communications Leader Joe Cone welcomes participants and explains the genesis of this Oregon Sea Grant Discussion project.
Watch the video [2:39]
COMMUNICATING SCIENCE TO THE PUBLIC
Mark Hixon
Professor, Conservation Biology and Marine Ecology
Department of Zoology
Oregon State University
Watch the video [7:32]
INTERPRETIVE METHODS: CONNECTING YOUR AUDIENCE TO YOUR SCIENCE
Bob Lillie
Professor of Geology, Department of Geosciences
Certified Interpretive Trainer
Oregon State University
Watch the video [8:17]
WHAT DO WE TALK ABOUT WHEN WE TALK ABOUT COMMUNICATION?
Joe Cone
Assistant Director and Communications Leader
Oregon Sea Grant
Watch the video [10:38]
EFFECTIVE SCIENCE COMMUNICATION
Shawn Rowe
Oregon Sea Grant Extension Learning Specialist
Assistant Professor, Science and Math Education
Oregon State University
Watch the video [9:19]
PANEL DISCUSSION [47:54]
