Back from ASIST Open Science Panel
Yesterday (Oct 23, 2007) I participated in a panel on Open Science and Science Blogging at the ASIST conference in Milwaukee.
The full three presentations are available here: streaming Flash. (63:44)
Following a brief introduction by Phil Edwards,
- Bora Zivkovic kicks off with his presentation "The Many Flavors of Science Blogging" ppt followed by mine
- Jean-Claude Bradley "UsefulChem: An Open Notebook Science Project" ppt (starts at 18:35)
- then Janet Stemwedel's "Social and Scientific Implications of Scientific Blogging" ppt (starts at 41:30).
A few people took some really good notes:
Christina Pikas
Ken Varnum
Stephanie Willen Brown
This conference was a great opportunity to get together with Bora, Janet and Christina Pikas over sausages and sauerkraut. Hopefully we'll meet up again at Bora's NC Science Blogging conference in January.
The half-hour question session was also recorded and I'll provide a link when it is available.
Labels: open notebook science, panel, science blogging
1 Comments:
Thanks for letting me know the recording is online. It was nice to see you -- see you in NC in January!
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