Being a good science writer takes a little knowledge and whole lot of courage and hard work.
How do I spot a baited question on social media?
If you use social media, you may encounter a baited question or two. But, asking yourself these four questions can help you spot the bait.
How should I “dumb down” my science for the web?
You don’t need to “dumb down” you science for an online audience. But, a few strategic tips can help you make your science more accessible on the web.
Why should scientists use social media?
Social media lets us make science and the scientific process clearer for more people than ever before. And, if that alone isn’t enough to get scientists on social media, I’ve got six more reasons why they should start using it to communicate their science today.
How should I handle social media trolls?
The short answer: don’t feed the trolls! But, as with most things related to social media, it’s a little more complicated than that.
I want to write well on the web. Got any tips for a beginner?
Being aware, upfront, concise, scannable, and consistent can help you get off to a good start when writing for the web.
What’s it like to communicate science on social media?
Communicating science on social media can be exceptionally rewarding, but it can also be quite disheartening, especially if the science is controversial.
Welcome to my blog!
Hi, I’m Susan. Thanks for checking out my blog! I hope you’ll find it both educational and interesting.
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