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By jdupuis on December 15, 2010.
  • Powerpoint or Blackboard? (for presentations)
  • Sharing Data on the Web
  • The rise of scientific journalism
  • Affirming Science's Place (in anthropology)
  • Introductory Research Course: Replicate a Paper
  • Publishers, don't pave that cow path: Lonely Planet's Gus Balbontin on agility in the digital age
  • Comparing potatoes and truffles
  • Why Teens Don't And Won't Tweet
  • The role of trust in science
  • Advice to the potential library school student
  • Overview: The people who use Twitter
  • The Hole in the Soul of our Culture: part 1 and part 2
  • Why your Facebook ID is marketers' Holy Grail
  • The Truth Wears Off: Is there something wrong with the scientific method? and The Mysterious Decline Effect
  • How to harness distributed discussion of research papers
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