10 October 2024
in Reference
Enhancing Public Engagement in Science Communication through Journalism
The ENJOI project highlighted the need for effective scientific communication and public engagement, fostering dialogue between experts and non-experts. Sociologist and science policy expert Alondra Nelson emphasizes journalists' role in enhancing public understanding of science policy, aligning with NEWSERA's focus on integrating citizen science. Together, these initiatives aim to bridge the gap between science and society.
3 October 2024
in Reference
Don’t correct disinformation. Prevent it
A new report by ALDA Europe delves into the current state of digital literacy in Europe and shows how to effectively tackle the ongoing “disinformation epidemic.” We must consider that, through social and emotional factors, we all contribute to disinformation by being inattentive users in the digital environment. The key is empowering people with tools to prevent misinformation.
23 September 2024
in Toolbox
Tools for highly engaged, quality journalism
Knight Lab's digital tools effectively support traditional storytelling by integrating multimedia elements, creating a more engaging experience for readers and elevating the quality of journalism. But they can also be used in communication projects. Engaging readers in the stories we tell has become increasingly essential in journalism. We want our readers to be not only […]
15 July 2024
in Reference
Being on the same page
It is not certain that all the people involved in a project agree on the meaning of the words we will have to use. At first, it can be helpful to take some time to clarify. Experiences from an experimental program
10 June 2024
in Reference
TikTok: A Rising Social Phenomenon or News Desert?
TikTok's explosive growth raises concerns as study reveals dearth of news content, challenging journalism's presence on the platform
OUR MANIFESTO FOR OUTSTANDING OPEN SCIENCE COMMUNICATION
We have Standards, Principles and Indicators to improve science communication and journalism. How do we use them? The answer is in the Manifesto for Outstanding Open Science Communication, targeted to people who are producing, consuming and sharing scientific information.
Read our Manifesto
