Webinar: AI in science communication teaching – pedagogies, conundrums and ethics

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Webinar: AI in science communication teaching – pedagogies, conundrums and ethics

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4 September 2024 – Join us for an insightful webinar on the impact of generative AI in science communication focusing on guidelines for training, ethics and gender issues.

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Webinar: AI in science communication teaching – practice and didactics

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22 May 2024: From writing science news stories, to visualising data, and making RTV productions, generative AI is transforming science communication practice.

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Webinar: Participatory approaches for teaching science communication

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7 March 2024: PCST’s Teaching Forum hosted a webinar to take a closer look at practical science communication teaching experiences from around the world.

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Call for speakers – PCST Teaching Forum webinar

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We invite speakers to contribute to an upcoming PCST Teaching Forum webinar about transforming science communication pedagogy in the age of AI. The webinar will be held on 22 May 2024. The submission deadline is 5pm (CET) on 26 February 2024.

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PCST2023 plenary sessions now available

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PCST2023, held in Rotterdam from 11 to 14 April 2023, was a huge success, and brought together more than 700 delegates from all over the globe. You can now watch the plenary session recordings and look at a mini photo gallery.

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PCST2023 Online sessions now available

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The PCST Network hosted a PCST2023 Online series of sessions from 3 – 5 April 2023, prior to the conference in Rotterdam. The session recordings are now available for viewing.

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PCST2023 Online: Past, present, future: Scicom and politics

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5 April 2023: In this PCST2023 Online session, the presenters explored connections between science communication, politics and social themes.

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PCST2023 Online: Who is responsible?

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4 April 2023: In this PCST2023 Online session, the presenters considered the roles and responsibilities, of audiences, science communication practitioners and science journalists.

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PCST2023 Online: Broadening our toolkit

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4 April 2023: In this PCST2023 Online session, presenters reflected on some specific science communication resources and reviewed the techniques used in the communication process.

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PCST2023 Online: Innovations in science engagement

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4 April 2023: This PCST2023 Online session covered lessons learned from conferences, exhibitions and trans-disciplinary strategies to improve science engagement.

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PCST2023 Online: Learning from different viewpoints

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3 April 2023: This PCST2023 Online session explored how science communication and the dissemination of science communication plays out in different contexts, and what can be learnt from different strategies and viewpoints.

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PCST2023 Online: Wiki Workshop

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3 April 2023: In this PCST2023 Online session, the IDEA Network held a Wiki workshop where they showed how to incorporate Wiki editing into public engagement practice.

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PCST2023 Online: Exploring the sources and interpretation of science communication knowledge

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3 April 2023: In this PCST2023 Online session, presenters explored the places and platforms where science communication knowledge is acquired and how that ‘knowledge’ is presented and interpreted in turn.

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PCST2023 Online: Communication and context: Accounting for differences in perspective

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3 April 2023: In this PCST2023 Online session, presenters explored how important information is communicated to different audiences and how practices are adapted and developed to account for differences in perspectives.

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Webinar: Speaking at PCST? A workshop on how to engage your audience

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14 March 2023: If you are preparing a talk and thinking about ways you can connect with your audience, then this webinar may be useful to watch.

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Webinar: Exploring PCST’s diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA)

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7 March 2023: This webinar explores a diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA) statement drafted for PCST 2023 as well as the public role for PCST in DEIA.

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