Science Blogging Conference - Videos and essential blog posts

By clock on January 24, 2008.

[Bumped up to make it easier for me to update, and links placed under the fold so not to clutter the front page]

Here's a collection of blog posts written during the Science Blogging Conference (more will be added over the next couple of days as people write their posts after recovering from travel) and the collection of video recordings of several sessions. Also, check out all the other action from today....

Friday, January 18th, 2008: Blogging101, Lab Tours and Dinner

Saturday, January 19th, 2008: Liveblogging the Conference

Post-Conference Blogging:

Post-Conference Interviews on A Blog Around The Clock':

SBC'08 Interviews

Live Video Archive (thanks to Wayne Sutton)

Scienceblogging.com Session: Open Science: http://ustream.tv/recorded/FpSIsRC5.tj6TcTETBI.QWfQLJ2O8phf

Blogging about the social sciences and humanities: http://ustream.tv/recorded/N0HEJ3KozZE6ckyDnkjTzp.VBYK3cgTY

Building interactivity into your blog: http://ustream.tv/recorded/6IeUKtgsHnECR3kwBu9xZZ.VBYK3cgTY

Framing science panel intro part 1 welcome: http://ustream.tv/recorded/ctIQ5k7slFIRktbEzswpxw

Changing Minds through Science Communication: http://ustream.tv/recorded/A8oUYgd0kiMi07XRSZGQbJ.VBYK3cgTY

Adventures in Science Blogging with Jennifer Ouellette: http://ustream.tv/recorded/csF01RPwJjYk3KL7A3mrma8pa3k2rY3j

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The science blogging conferences are really doing a great job , because of it you can get all the valuable information about science easily on the internet with featured videos . Great share !!

The idea which I got from a conference room environment that delivered an experience which is so true to life an executive could use the solution instead of spending time and money traveling to meetings. The investment which I made on time the returns of the company justify the expense. The profits margin has increased tremendously.

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