Practical communication in an academic environment - Flipped classrooms and blogging students
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This document discusses two examples of practical communication in an academic environment: flipped classrooms and blogging for students. It describes a flipped classroom approach where students engage with course content outside of class, allowing class time to be used for discussion and exercises. It also outlines a workshop for PhD students to learn blogging skills, with the goals of making science communication fun, teaching what it means to blog, and producing blog posts that can be reused with permission. The document emphasizes that communication is about dialogue both inside and outside the classroom.
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- 1. PRACTICAL COMMUNICATION IN AN ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT FLIPPED CLASSROOMS AND BLOGGING STUDENTS TWO EXAMPLES "book-tower-experts illustration” and ” Books-stack illustration” by Frits Ahlefeldt-Laurvig on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA) Per Olof Arnäs Chalmers @Dr_PO per-olof.arnas@chalmers.se slideshare.net/poar
- 2. is not communication Living together - 187/365 by Sergio Alvarez on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA) This
- 3. For me, communication is about dialogue Knitting together by Kristina Alexanderson on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)
- 4. For me, communication is about dialogue …both inside and outside the classroom Knitting together by Kristina Alexanderson on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)
- 5. Two examples of what I have done, inside and outside the classroom E-learning Blog workshop
- 7. In the (flipped) classroom
- 8. In the (flipped) classroom E-learning engages students
- 9. Outside the classroom A ”learn to blog” workshop for PhD students heavy lifting by Jonathan Cohen on Flickr (CC-BY,NC)
- 10. Goals 1. To show that writing popular science can be fun, easy heavy lifting by Jonathan Cohen on Flickr (CC-BY,NC) and rewarding 2. To give an inkling on what is means to blog 3. To produce a number of interesting posts that can be reused (with permission, of course)
- 11. People are interested in science! You just have to tell it the right way…
- 12. Visual Social ”Shareable” People are interested in science! You just have to tell it the right way…
- 13. My own platform
- 14. Skrivstuga.se
- 15. Sandbox Wordpress Closed Skrivstuga.se
- 16. How can we help? PRACTICAL COMMUNICATION IN AN ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT FLIPPED CLASSROOMS AND BLOGGING STUDENTS TWO EXAMPLES Per Olof Arnäs Chalmers @Dr_PO per-olof.arnas@chalmers.se slideshare.net/poar "book-tower-experts illustration” and ” Books-stack illustration” by Frits Ahlefeldt-Laurvig on Flickr (CC-BY,NC,SA)