Communicating Science
  • 🧑‍🔬Welcome "Class of Spring 2024"
    • Introduction to the Course
    • Instructors of the course
    • Main Goal of the Course
    • Learning Path
    • Learning Environment
    • Learning Strategy
    • Your Schedule
  • ComSci Workshop Workflow
    • 01 Peer Review Workflow
    • How To's
      • Essentials Running Writing Groups
  • The Course Structure
    • Introduction to the PhD Writing Process
    • Practical Challenges
    • Well-being
    • Product vs Process
    • Quality assessment
    • Discord
  • The Process
    • Writing Groups
    • Peer Review
    • Rhetorical Analysis
  • Introductions and Literature
    • 01 Identifying personal perceptions
    • 02 Identifying perceptions in existing publications
    • 03 Interaction with practical applications in Rhetoric of Science
    • 04 Sharing finders with group
    • 05 Reflection on findings
    • 06 Application
  • Conclusion and Abstract
    • Before the Workshop
    • Video Content
    • During the Workshop
    • Post Workshop
  • Watch Your Language
    • Before the workshop
      • Content
      • Video Content
      • Macro to Micro Level
    • During the Workshop
    • After the workshop
  • Digital Tools Workshops
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  • Course Website
  • Discord Community Server
  • UT Owncloud
  1. Welcome "Class of Spring 2024"

Learning Environment

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Online and/or Face-to-Face

This course can be followed online and face-to-face. If you are in Tartu, we recommend to join us in person. If you are abroad or in Tallinn, you may choose to join the us online. Either way, we ask you to follow the program and reserve time for learning and writing

Face-to-face sessions take place at the

📍 UT Library, Wilhelm Struve 1, 50091 Tartu, Estonia

Course Website

Video content and documentations, as well as additional resources can be found at:

Discord Community Server

To build an online learning community to further support everything around the learning process and facilitate online and face-to-face group work, we will make use of . Discord is a voice, video and text communication service used to hang out and talk with their communities. In our case, we have created a Science Communication Community.

UT Owncloud

For document sharing and management we will use the secure University of . You can log into Owncloud with your University of Tartu credentials.

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University of Tartu Main Library
HTTP://communicatingscience.ut.ee
Discord
Tartu Owncloud Server