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Science Online Teen: Experience How the Web is Transforming the Way We Do, Seek, Explore, and Communicate Science #scioteen
Do you want to explore how social media can be used to learn science and share scientific discoveries? Do you already use social media in your science classroom?This is your invitation to experience ScienceOnlineTeen. Spaces are limited! Exciting sessions… This … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, education, Highschool, science, Science Online, Scioteen
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WoPhys 2012 Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physical Sciences
I spent the end of last week switching back and forth between my regular job duties as a librarian and our Conference for Undergraduate Women in the Physical Sciences. This is one of my favorite conferences because students always do … Continue reading
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Tagged Biology, Chemistry, education, Engineering, higher education, Physics, science
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Sailing Along the Rivers of Life
A few people have mentioned that I’ve been unusually silent on the blog this year, they are correct. It’s been a crazy couple of years for me with this calendar year being the craziest of all. Although I haven’t been … Continue reading
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