Science blogging [electronic resource] : the essential guide / edited by Christie Wilcox, Bethany Brookshire, Jason G. Goldman.
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| Language: | English |
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New Haven :
Yale University Press,
[2016]
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Science Blogging: The Essential Guide |
| Format: | Electronic eBook |
Contents:
- To blog or not to blog / Christie Wilcox
- From page to pixel : a personal history of science blogging / Carl Zimmer
- How to set up a science blog / Khalil A. Cassimally
- Using science art and imagery in a blog / Glendon Mellow
- Building an audience for your blog / Ed Yong
- Ethical considerations for science bloggers / Janet D. Stemwedel
- The deal with networks / Danielle N. Lee
- Indie blogging : on being a "ronin" / Zen Faulkes
- Getting interactive / Rose Eveleth
- Brevity is the soul of microblogging / Joe Hanson
- Science and art of personal storytelling / Ben Lillie
- Using social media to diversity science / Alberto I. Roca
- I'm not going to tell you how to be a woman science blogger / Kate Clancy
- Blogging as an early career journalist / Colin Schultz
- Institutional blogging / Karl Bates
- Blogging as a resource for science education / Marie-Claire Shanahan
- Communicating science as a graduate student / Jason C. Goldman
- Blogging on the tenure track / Greg Gbur
- Metrics : measuring the success of your blog / Matt Shipman
- Toot your own horn : self-promotion in social media / Liz Neeley
- Blogging at scientific conferences / Travis Saunders and Peter Janiszewski
- Tackling the hard sciences / Rhett Allain
- Blogging about controversial topics / Emily Willingham
- Persuading the unpersuadable : deniers, cynics, and trolls / Melanie Tannenbaum
- Who's paying? Science blogging and money / Bethany Brookshire
- From science blog to book / Brian Switek
- Afterword / Paige Jarreau.