Exploiting videos for science communication: the edulab experience

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Institute for the study of Anthropogenic Impacts and Sustainability in marine environment

EXPLOITING VIDEOS FOR SCIENCE COMMUNICATION:

THE EDULAB EXPERIENCE

Ferraro S., Adamo A., Armeri G.M., Bennici C., Biondo G., Bondì S., Masullo T., Musco M., Patti C., Titone G., Vaccaro F., Cuttitta A.

IAS-CNR of Capo Granitola, via del mare 3, 91021 Torretta Granitola, fraz. di Campobello di Mazara (TP) - Italy. serena.ferraro@ias.cnr.it

Videos educating and raising awareness on the state of our seas, showing aquatic ecosystems, marine

biota, human impact on marine biodiversity, as well as the way

scientists are studing seas: the ORBS PROJECT Videos as tools for presenting

and sharing the results of complex scientic projects to

general public:

the case of ICT-E3 PROJECT

Using videos as form of expression for the school students who experienced the educational modules proposed

by EDULab:

the CISAS PROJECT

Several st udent pr oduct w on awards on dif ferent na tional and regional video competitions!

Nowadays, science communication and popularisation are part of a scientist’s everiday life because divulgation disseminates scientic information to the general public, helping him to understand specic scientic subject and the advancements of research, as well as inspiring

critical reection, awareness and environmentally responsible behaviours.

THE CHALLENGE

WHO?

A team of scientists, researches and technicians of the IAS-CNR of Capo

Granitola welcomed this challenge, founding the EDULab group. Its

core activities are addressed in science divulgation and

experimentation of innovative approaches using emerging digital

technologies

A m o n g a v a r i e t y o f s c i e n c e comunication products, videos have proved to be one of the best ways to litterally «immerse» the audience in scientic research and make the experience fun, in particular for non-scientic audience and young people.

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