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June 18-19, 2010 - Washington, DC Beyond Gossip, Hip Hop, Hair, and Politics: Bloggers as Change Agents and Educators

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My talk about STEM Blogging and using social media to share STEM with under-served audiences

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June 18-19, 2010 - Washington, DC

Beyond Gossip, Hip Hop, Hair, and Politics: Bloggers as Change Agents and Educators

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…about SCIENCE

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Objective

1. Initiate dialogue about STEM2. Share online STEM engagement strategies3. Encourage participation in STEM activities

to connect under-served audiences to STEM via social media

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Initiates a Dialogue about STEM

1. How is science communicated to the African-American community?

2. What is the best way to communicate science to this community?

Dialogue

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Science Blogging

• The future of science communication• Interact directly with scientists and

researchers• Offers rare access to science and engineering

professionals at every career level• Quick dissemination of information about new

discoveries and technologies

Dialogue

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Share online STEM Strategies

• Communities• Comments• Carnivals (and Memes)• Contests• Cross-posts• Connections

Share

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My Online Communities

Share

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Share online STEM Strategies

• Communities• Comments• Carnivals (and Memes)• Contests• Cross-posts• Connections

Share

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(and Memes)

• Wordless Wednesdays – photo meme• Spotted on Sunday (S.O.S)

• Tune in Tuesday• Sunday Inspiration

Share

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Share online STEM Strategies

• Communities• Comments• Carnivals (and Memes)• Contests• Cross-posts• Connections

Share

Blog Your Way to Antarctica

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Share online STEM Strategies

• Communities• Comments• Carnivals (and Memes)• Contests• Cross-posts• Connections

Share

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Encourage Participation in STEM

• Read STEM blogs & carnivals• Follow/Fan page STEM Bloggers• Communicate• Network• Experiment

Participate

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STEM BlogsScience Blogs (General topics)• Not Exactly Rocket Science• Science Cheerleader• 49 Percent• Scientist Mother

SES: Science, Education & Society

• Thesis With Children• Life’s A Lab! Science Chicago• Science Careers by AAAS• Science4Citzens

Science Blog Hives• Scienceblogs by SEED• Discover Magazine

• Urban Science Adventures! ©• One Brown Girl• Outdoor Afro• Rooted in the Earth• The Joy Trip Project• The Urban Birder

Outdoors, Nature, Environmental Education

Participate

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• On Becoming a Domestic & Laboratory Goddess

• Terra Sigillata • Science to Life (archive)• Science with Moxie• Reconciliation Biology

Physical Sciences• All of My Faults are

Stress-related• Asymptotia• Physics for Girls• Geoblogs aggregator

Life Sciences Blogs

Marine Blogs• Deep Sea News• The Oyster’s Garter (archive)• Southern Fried Science• Save Our Sharks

Tech and Math• BDPA Education and Techno

logy Foundation• Tech, Tech, Boom• But You’re A Girl!• Diary of a PhD Student• Do You Speak Math?

Participate

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Acknowledgements

• Blogging While Brown Conference Organizers & Sponsors

• Minority Postdoc• SCOPE Missouri• Wayne Hicks and BETF• David Kroll of

Terra Sigillata • Cynthia Louden of

A Shimmy in My Spirit

• Callie Herd of Planning & Preparing for College

• Cathy Moore, P. Hanson, Laura & Tom Kent, Dorothy Jones, Mattie Clayton, Jasmine Clayton, Allison Clayton, Mark Lee

• Online Science and Outreach Communities

• My blog readers & supporters