This is my talk, "Your Daily History of Science: Blogging a Discipline," given as part of the education session focusing on the internet for the History of Science Society annual meeting in Phoenix, AZ, November 19-22, 2009.
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Your Daily History of Science
1. Your Daily History of Science: Blogging a Discipline Michael D. Barton November 20, 2009 History of Science Society, Phoenix, AZ Teaching [ or Being Taught ] the History of Science Using the Web, Committee on Education
9. The Dispersal of Darwin version 1.0 April 2007 to January 2009, just under 50,000 views
10. The Dispersal of Darwin version 2.0 January 2009 to present, approaching 60,000 views
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13. Variety of HoS Blogs ~40-50 blogs focus either specifically on the history of science, or at least contain a good amount of HoS content, including one blog carnival, The Giant’s Shoulders
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