Communication and Engagement with Science and Technology
Issues and Dilemmas - A Reader in Science Communication
Herausgeber: Gilbert, John K; Stocklmayer, Susan M
Communication and Engagement with Science and Technology
Issues and Dilemmas - A Reader in Science Communication
Herausgeber: Gilbert, John K; Stocklmayer, Susan M
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This text provides an overview of the burgeoning field of science and technology communication¿the issues with which it deals, what is known about it, and the challenges that it faces.
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This text provides an overview of the burgeoning field of science and technology communication¿the issues with which it deals, what is known about it, and the challenges that it faces.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 350
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9780415896269
- ISBN-10: 0415896266
- Artikelnr.: 33381695
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 350
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 150mm x 20mm
- Gewicht: 454g
- ISBN-13: 9780415896269
- ISBN-10: 0415896266
- Artikelnr.: 33381695
John Gilbert is Professor Emeritus of The University of Reading, Visiting Professor of King's College London and Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Science Education. Susan M. Stocklmayer is Professor of Science Communication and Director of the Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science at the Australian National University. John Gilbert and Susan Stocklmayer are Joint Editors of International Journal of Science Education, Part B: Communication and Public Engagement.
Preface: The changing face of science communication John K. Gilbert and
Susan M. Stocklmayer I. Models of science communication - theory into
practice 1. Towards a 'design approach' to science communication Masakata
Ogawa 2. Engagement with science: models of science communication Susan M.
Stocklmayer II: Challenges in communicating science 3. Scientists'
engagement with the public Suzette D. Searle 4. The role of science and
technology in public policy. What is knowledge for? Will J Grant 5.
Negotiating public resistance to engagement in science and technology
Lindy Orthia III. Major themes in science communication 6. Communicating
the significance of risk Craig Trumbo 7. Quantitative literacy in science
communication Maurice M.W. Cheng, Ka Lok Wong, Arthur Man Sang Lee, Ida Ah
Chee Mok 8. Ethics and accountability in science and technology Rod
Lamberts 9. Beliefs and the value of evidence Michael J. Reiss IV. Informal
learning 10. Helping learning in science communication John K. Gilbert 11.
Science communication and science education Sean Perera and Susan M.
Stocklmayer 12. The practice of science and technology communication in
science museums Léonie J Rennie V. Communication of contemporary issues in
science and society 13. Communicating global climate change: issues and
dilemmas Justin Dillon and Marie Hobson 14. Science communication during a
short-term crisis: the case of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
Yeung Chung Lee 15. Communication challenges for sustainability Julia B.
Corbett 16. The value of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the 21st Century
Yonah Seleti 17. Science communication: The consequences of being human
Chris Bryant VI. Further exploration
Susan M. Stocklmayer I. Models of science communication - theory into
practice 1. Towards a 'design approach' to science communication Masakata
Ogawa 2. Engagement with science: models of science communication Susan M.
Stocklmayer II: Challenges in communicating science 3. Scientists'
engagement with the public Suzette D. Searle 4. The role of science and
technology in public policy. What is knowledge for? Will J Grant 5.
Negotiating public resistance to engagement in science and technology
Lindy Orthia III. Major themes in science communication 6. Communicating
the significance of risk Craig Trumbo 7. Quantitative literacy in science
communication Maurice M.W. Cheng, Ka Lok Wong, Arthur Man Sang Lee, Ida Ah
Chee Mok 8. Ethics and accountability in science and technology Rod
Lamberts 9. Beliefs and the value of evidence Michael J. Reiss IV. Informal
learning 10. Helping learning in science communication John K. Gilbert 11.
Science communication and science education Sean Perera and Susan M.
Stocklmayer 12. The practice of science and technology communication in
science museums Léonie J Rennie V. Communication of contemporary issues in
science and society 13. Communicating global climate change: issues and
dilemmas Justin Dillon and Marie Hobson 14. Science communication during a
short-term crisis: the case of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
Yeung Chung Lee 15. Communication challenges for sustainability Julia B.
Corbett 16. The value of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the 21st Century
Yonah Seleti 17. Science communication: The consequences of being human
Chris Bryant VI. Further exploration
Preface: The changing face of science communication John K. Gilbert and
Susan M. Stocklmayer I. Models of science communication - theory into
practice 1. Towards a 'design approach' to science communication Masakata
Ogawa 2. Engagement with science: models of science communication Susan M.
Stocklmayer II: Challenges in communicating science 3. Scientists'
engagement with the public Suzette D. Searle 4. The role of science and
technology in public policy. What is knowledge for? Will J Grant 5.
Negotiating public resistance to engagement in science and technology
Lindy Orthia III. Major themes in science communication 6. Communicating
the significance of risk Craig Trumbo 7. Quantitative literacy in science
communication Maurice M.W. Cheng, Ka Lok Wong, Arthur Man Sang Lee, Ida Ah
Chee Mok 8. Ethics and accountability in science and technology Rod
Lamberts 9. Beliefs and the value of evidence Michael J. Reiss IV. Informal
learning 10. Helping learning in science communication John K. Gilbert 11.
Science communication and science education Sean Perera and Susan M.
Stocklmayer 12. The practice of science and technology communication in
science museums Léonie J Rennie V. Communication of contemporary issues in
science and society 13. Communicating global climate change: issues and
dilemmas Justin Dillon and Marie Hobson 14. Science communication during a
short-term crisis: the case of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
Yeung Chung Lee 15. Communication challenges for sustainability Julia B.
Corbett 16. The value of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the 21st Century
Yonah Seleti 17. Science communication: The consequences of being human
Chris Bryant VI. Further exploration
Susan M. Stocklmayer I. Models of science communication - theory into
practice 1. Towards a 'design approach' to science communication Masakata
Ogawa 2. Engagement with science: models of science communication Susan M.
Stocklmayer II: Challenges in communicating science 3. Scientists'
engagement with the public Suzette D. Searle 4. The role of science and
technology in public policy. What is knowledge for? Will J Grant 5.
Negotiating public resistance to engagement in science and technology
Lindy Orthia III. Major themes in science communication 6. Communicating
the significance of risk Craig Trumbo 7. Quantitative literacy in science
communication Maurice M.W. Cheng, Ka Lok Wong, Arthur Man Sang Lee, Ida Ah
Chee Mok 8. Ethics and accountability in science and technology Rod
Lamberts 9. Beliefs and the value of evidence Michael J. Reiss IV. Informal
learning 10. Helping learning in science communication John K. Gilbert 11.
Science communication and science education Sean Perera and Susan M.
Stocklmayer 12. The practice of science and technology communication in
science museums Léonie J Rennie V. Communication of contemporary issues in
science and society 13. Communicating global climate change: issues and
dilemmas Justin Dillon and Marie Hobson 14. Science communication during a
short-term crisis: the case of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
Yeung Chung Lee 15. Communication challenges for sustainability Julia B.
Corbett 16. The value of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in the 21st Century
Yonah Seleti 17. Science communication: The consequences of being human
Chris Bryant VI. Further exploration