Three Minute Thesis Webinar: Communication and Engagement in a Virtual World

Описание: A webinar hosted by the NOAA Central Region Collaboration Team on Friday, October 30 2020, designed to share experiences and resources for virtual communication and engagement.

What’s a Three Minute Thesis Webinar? Borrowing from a format used by many universities, colleagues from NOAA each had one slide and three minutes to present on their topic. In addition, questions from the audience were addressed by the presenters.

Presentations include:

Best Practices for Virtual and Mediated Communication
Michelle (Micki) Olson - NOAA Oceanic and Atmospheric Research
Weather Program Office

Twitter: A Few Things Everyone Should Know
Corey Pieper - National Weather Service Office of Communications

Facebook Live During COVID-19 with High-Impact Weather
Charlie Woodrum - National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office
Shreveport, LA

Science On a Sphere Explorer (SOSx): The Go-to for NOAA Virtual Education
Beth Russell & Hilary Peddicord - NOAA Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Global Systems Laboratory - Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES)

How to Get Better at Being Online All the Time
Tricia Ryan - NOAA National Ocean Service Office of Coastal Management

Meet Me for Coffee: Personal Connections in a Virtual World
Greg Romano - NOAA National Weather Service Heritage Project Lead and
Senior Advisor

Connecting Scientists to Classrooms
Tim Brice - National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office - El Paso, TX
Learning in a Virtual World
John Ogren - National Weather Service Chief Learning Officer



For more information on the NOAA Central Region Collaboration Team, or to view recordings of other webinars, visit www.noaa.gov/centralregion