Communication Science: Contexts and Channels is a collection of articles that addresses the communication between scientists and the public. The book is an ideal introduction for those studying science and communication courses.
Communication Science: Contexts and Channels is a collection of articles that addresses the communication between scientists and the public. The book is an ideal introduction for those studying science and communication courses.
Preface Part 1. What the public needs to know and Why? Introduction Eileen Scanlon Chapter 1. Knowledges in Context Chapter 2. Science and Citizenship Part 2. Alternative contexts for communicating science Introduction Elizabeth Whitelegg Chapter 3. Opening up Science Chapter 4. Science for all citizens: Setting the stage for life-long learning Chapter 5. Science Centres and Science Learning Chapter 6 Putting Learning at the Heart of Exhibition Development Chapter 7. Finding Evidence of Learning in Museum Settings Chapter 8. The World and the World: Engaging with Science Print Chapter 9. Einstein for Young People Chapter 10. Science Fiction and the Communication of Science Chapter 11. Science on Television: a coming of age Part 3. Science and the Media Introduction Simon Yates Chapter 12. Some Problems in Conceptualizing the Issue of Science in the Media Chapter 13. Mediating Science: promotional strategic media coverage public belief and decision making Chapter 14. The Mystique of Science in the Press Chapter 15. Structuring Public Debate on Biotechnology - Media Frames and Public Response Chapter 16. The interaction of journalists and scientific experts - cooperation and conflict between two professional cultures Chapter 17. British Public Affairs Media and the coverage of life on Mars? 2. Alternative Contexts for Communicating Science Part 3. Science and the Media
Preface Part 1. What the public needs to know and Why? Introduction Eileen Scanlon Chapter 1. Knowledges in Context Chapter 2. Science and Citizenship Part 2. Alternative contexts for communicating science Introduction Elizabeth Whitelegg Chapter 3. Opening up Science Chapter 4. Science for all citizens: Setting the stage for life-long learning Chapter 5. Science Centres and Science Learning Chapter 6 Putting Learning at the Heart of Exhibition Development Chapter 7. Finding Evidence of Learning in Museum Settings Chapter 8. The World and the World: Engaging with Science Print Chapter 9. Einstein for Young People Chapter 10. Science Fiction and the Communication of Science Chapter 11. Science on Television: a coming of age Part 3. Science and the Media Introduction Simon Yates Chapter 12. Some Problems in Conceptualizing the Issue of Science in the Media Chapter 13. Mediating Science: promotional strategic media coverage public belief and decision making Chapter 14. The Mystique of Science in the Press Chapter 15. Structuring Public Debate on Biotechnology - Media Frames and Public Response Chapter 16. The interaction of journalists and scientific experts - cooperation and conflict between two professional cultures Chapter 17. British Public Affairs Media and the coverage of life on Mars? 2. Alternative Contexts for Communicating Science Part 3. Science and the Media
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