Titlebook: Science Communication in Theory and Practice; Susan M. Stocklmayer,Michael M. Gore,Chris Bryant Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001

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S. M. Stocklmayer diversity of devices and forms of interaction. At the same time, educational institutions, aware of the potential existing in new technologies, and the disruption caused, invest their resources in the implementation of virtual learning platforms. In this investment, they seek diversify in the tools

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P. Spinkslicts related to traffic and mobility. This growth and lack of alternative public transportation create a scenario where traffic becomes a serious problem. Such is the case in Cuenca, a city located in Ecuador with a population growth of 15% in the last 7 years, and so has the number of cars. Moreov

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I. Allenh serious consequences. This document proposes a semi-automatic ergonomic evaluation system with Kinect V2, which use the RULA method. It makes possible the discovery of conditions with postural risk and reduces errors in the estimating the evaluators’ measurements due to lack of experience, experti

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More than Story-Telling-Reflecting on Popular Scienceappen to like your science packaged in that good old-fashioned commodity the printed book there are more science titles in the bookstores now than ever before. Daunting for the same reason, and for a couple of others too.

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Presenting a Radio Science Program: Engaging the Public Interest program makers receive when they call up researchers. And of course, everything the scientist says is true - there are no visuals on the radio. So what makes radio a good medium for communicating about science? How . you present science on the radio successfully?

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