Social Media for Scientists
Do you want to use social media to share your research project with the public? Do you want to optimize your online profile to maximize your impact?
How to use social media for science communication?
Would you like to share your research with the online audience? Would you like to debunk myths in online debates? We will help you chose the right platform and tone of voice, and help you feel comfortable!
What to expect
We guide scientists towards an online identity and strategy.To prepare for the workshop, you will receive some content, preparatory questions and inspirational examples on our online learning platform.
During the workshop, you will develop insights on your needs and create a social media strategy.
At home, you will start experimenting with the platform of your choice to optimize your profile and craft a post using the tips & tricks from the course.
During an online follow-up session, you will give and receive feedback on each other's strategy from Coach Rob and your peers.
What’s in it for you?
You get to know the "rules" of social media platforms What works on which platform and why? The coach will guide you through the advantages and challenges of several platforms.You find your place and audience Step by step, you develop your own online identity and audience, guided by our coaches.
You build your own network You learn how to connect with people similar goals to share your research with.
Meet your coach!
Rob Speekenbrink
Rob is managing partner at Noscura, and an optimist by nature. He keeps an eye on the bigger picture and digs deep to get to the core of every customer's question. You will get to know him as an honest and inspiring coach. And he likes to spend his spare time in theaters, museums, and... boats.
Email
I’m Daniëlle, Project Manager of the SciComm Academy. Whether you’re just curious or ready to take the next step, feel free to reach out with questions or to learn more about how we can support your science communication journey.
Testimonials
An eye-opener
"I liked how the workshop 'Social Media for Scientists' made your reflect about what you do an do not put online, and what your values are. In my opinion, this is the key to creating sustainable engagement and staying motived to produce content"