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Introduction
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Resources
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Audio Issues
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Natasha Adama
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What is Community Science
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Spareth Exchanges Community Science Process
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Icy Change
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Cambridge Ohio
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DeSoto Missouri
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Why is social media important
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Who is this webinar for
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Think about your audience
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Social medium
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Social media
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Reasons to use social media
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Hashtags
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Outlets
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Types of Social Media
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Social Media for Scientists
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Scheduling Software
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Tips
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Social Media Guide
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Anne Jefferson Quote
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Video Example
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Things to Consider
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Show Your Personality
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Add Quirky Details
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Take Video
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Facebook Live
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Audio
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Podcasting
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Personal Stories
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Trolls
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Questions
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Instagram
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Follow us
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Join our community
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Social Media Questions
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How to be Scientific on Social Media
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Pick Your Battles
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Building a Following
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Persistence Pays
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Snapchat
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Research and Science
Description:
Explore effective strategies for using social media to communicate scientific findings and engage with diverse audiences in this webinar. Learn how to leverage multimedia content, choose appropriate platforms, and craft compelling messages that resonate with your target audience. Discover the importance of community science, understand the Thriving Earth Exchange process, and gain insights into successful case studies. Delve into various social media outlets, scheduling tools, and best practices for scientists and community managers. Acquire tips on creating engaging content, including video production, Facebook Live sessions, and podcasting. Address challenges such as dealing with trolls and maintaining scientific integrity online. Gain valuable insights on building a following, persistence in social media efforts, and adapting to emerging platforms like Snapchat for research and science communication.

Social Media for Scientists, Community Managers, and Beyond

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