Final Send Off

Thank you so much everyone for coming today to our final class.

Thank to you the CSL students who bravely gave wonderful presentations (using Prezzie!) about their placements. They all taught us a lot about not-for-profits organizations and what goes on at the University and in the local area.

Thank you also to the three students, Kelsey, Annalise and Julianna, who created a visual and musical wrap-up of the term using social media! Amazing work!

Lecture 31: Google Docs

Lecture 31: Google Docs

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Lecture 28: Podcasting & Interview Techniques

Happy Monday everyone!

Lecture 28 Podcasting and Interview Techniques

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Module 12 Labs

In labs this week you'll have the opportunity to practise the interviewing and podcasting information we're talking about all week. I know you just can't wait!

Some of the things you're going to be doing:

image from audio boo.fm

1. Find a partner
2. Together, read through this handout
3. Choose whether you will ask employment questions, behavioural questions or journalistic questions
4. Take a few minutes to create some questions for each other
5. Conduct your interviews and record it using audioboo (your TA can help you)
6. Remember, you have the choice to announce your real name in the interview or use an alias
7. Think about your voice, breathing and pacing.
8. Share the link to your audioboo recording with your TA.

Read more in the google doc here.

Employability & Social Media Use

Students should find this infographic very informative!

Infographic by Reppler via Mashable.

Lecture 10: Courtney Hughes

Today Courtney Hughes, TA to the CSL students, will talk about speeches/public speaking. Her powerpoint lecture will be added here after class.

Lecture 10: Organizing Speeches, Courtney Hughes

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Lecture 7: Twitter for Science Communication

Evan Williams on Listening with Twitter




In groups, read "Why Twitter Will Endure"
Then, fill in the main points of the article in the google doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qiz0IywVkxbBKL98IA_pqZAeGIJWOR1DAZ9YzNn8HdI/edit?hl=en_US 
By the end of the activity we will have a complete summary

NOTE: Do not press the back button while working on the google doc otherwise you will refresh the page for everyone!

Lecture 7 - Twitter and Science

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