Scientists! How do you use social media to further (and not…
In New Jersey, threatened birds find refuge in one of the most populated areas of the state.
New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the US, with…
Introducing #SciFund Voices: chats by scientists, for scientists.
Welcome to #SciFund Voices a new monthly video chat featuring #SciFunders of…
#SciFund Panel Discussion: The truth about science crowdfunding (Live Feed)
Stream the live feed above or visit the Google+ Page. You can…
Truth about science crowdfunding: panel discussion
What does it take to succeed at science crowdfunding? Join us for a free panel discussion on the topic, broadcast live on YouTube and Google+. Our panel features scientists who have succeeded at crowdfunding, researchers who are studying the field, and even a founder of a science crowdfunding site. And we’ll be taking questions from the audience, via Google+ and Twitter (use the #SciFund hashtag). We are sure to have a fascinating discussion, so please jump in!
SciFund science crowdfunding paper published!
What leads to success in science crowdfunding? For over three years, SciFund…
Video Class 2014, Week Five
Welcome to the fifth – and final – week of the 2014…
Video Class 2014, Week Four
Welcome to Week Four of the SciFund Challenge 2014 video training class. We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving! This week, we’ll be focussing on four things: 1) using other people’s stuff in your video (legally), 2) choosing the right music for your video, 3) adjusting audio levels in iMovie, and 4) learning the art of editing.
Video class 2014, Thanksgiving Week
Here we are in Thanksgiving Week for the 2014 SciFund Challenge video training class, which is officially a week off for our course. Unofficially though, please do keep working on your videos and giving comments to the videos of others. Happy Thanksgiving!
Video Class 2014, Week Three
Welcome to Week Three of the SciFund Challenge 2014 video training class!
Last week, we looked at planning our videos and adapting our narratives to the visual medium of video, using storyboards. This week, we’ll start shooting scenes from our storyboard. To do that we will be thinking about principles in audio recording and cinematography that you can use to make your video feel more professional.
