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    1. [email_address] Universitat Rovira i Virgili
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      • Identify key communicative and technological strategies used by science bloggers and their audiences
      • Contrasts blog participants’ discursive and technological behaviour in English and in Spanish.
      • Pragmatics and Social Semiotics
      • Search engines:
      • http://www.google.es/blogsearch
      • http://digg.com
      • http://es.ask.com
      • http://top.blogs.es/
      • http://www.technorati.com/
      • http://www.blog-search.com/
      • http://www.blogsearchengine.com/
      • http://www.bloggernity.com/
      • http://www.kbcafe.com/blogs
      • http://www.bloglines.com
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      • Post date: a variety of practices
      • The post’s titles: to be or not to be human
      • Bloggers and their profiles
      • Links and references in the posts
      • Links to other science popularization blogs
      • Comments: the audience’s participation
      • Bloggers answer’s to comments: dialog between bloggers and their audience
      • Interaction between readers: dialog within the blogs audience
      • The science expert
      • “ Chordates are members of the phylum Chordata - a large group fairly high up on the tree of life that includes all vertebrates, along with just a few invertebrates – I didn't know we could measure the height of taxa in a phylogeny. What algorithm do you implement for such an analysis?” [RPM (reader/blogger) to chrismiller.com ]
      • The lay person
      • “ Superficial as they were, I found the news reports enticing. But PZ's much more in-depth review satisfied my aroused appetite! Thanks.” [Steviepihead (lector) para Pharyngula]
      • “ Does it say anywhere WHY they taste so Yummie in Sushi? (…) :-D” [karen Mcl (lectora) para Pharyngula ]
      • The blog expert
      • “ You're doing an incredible job! I'm really amazed by bloggers whose posts are full of references. I must add you to my blogroll and feedreader.” [Bertalan Beskó (lector) para Genomicron ]
      • ¿The Science communication expert?
      • ¿What do good science bloggers do?
        • build strong networks
        • make links to many and varied sources
        • answer hi/her reader’s comments
        • participate in the scientific blogosphere
        • Keep post frequency
        • quote sources and respect authorship
        • Tune style to a much jauntier audience
        • use multimodal resources
        • link difficult terminology to on line dictionaries or Wikiepedia
        • be up to date with scientific actuality.
      • In the blogosphere, expertise is not primarily given by institutional background.
      • Comments and or/or questions
      • [email_address]

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