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Public access television: Your chemistry students can be stars!

Public access television: Your chemistry students can be stars!. Doris Lewis Suffolk University Boston, MA. How it all began. CHED Monday, August 20, 2007 Boston 20th Anniversary of National Chemistry Week :The Many Faces of Chemistry Organizer: Ingrid Montes Official: Lynn Hogue

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Public access television: Your chemistry students can be stars!

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  1. Public access television: Your chemistry students can be stars! Doris Lewis Suffolk University Boston, MA

  2. How it all began CHED Monday, August 20, 2007 Boston 20th Anniversary of National Chemistry Week :The Many Faces of Chemistry Organizer: Ingrid Montes Official: Lynn Hogue Connecting chemistry to the community: 20 Years of National Chemistry Week Gregory Wall, C. Marvin Lang George Pimentel and why every week is National Chemistry WeekBassam Z. Shakhashiri NCW 20th anniversary: Pittsburgh style! Michael Mautino Experience with television public service announcements: NCW and CCED Jeffrey B. Trent African-American women chemist project, the scientific achievements of some remarkable women Jeannette E. Brown Volunteer in public outreach: "Thinking outside the box"Ruth A. Woodall Communicating chemistry David A. Katz

  3. First contact:ACS NCW PSA

  4. NCW makes the news! • NCW PSA is shown • I am asked to do NCW interview for the local news • My husband tapes and sends to all our relatives (!) • I show the interview to my class

  5. Multiple choice: My students pay special attention because: • 1. I have an advanced degree • 2. I have years of teaching experience • 3. I will be grading them • 4. I am on a TV show

  6. Yes! As soon as the TV interview appeared, their eyes became fixed on the screen!

  7. Chemistry comes to NewTV • Bassam’s experiments, part of our NCW Local Section program, are shown regularly, even after NCW • My students are invited to give their own experiment show

  8. We bring our experiments to NewTV

  9. Instantexpert • Filming goes late • Cameraman leaves • Science student gains a new skill

  10. Then came the editing! • Sound themes • Titles • Running titles • Cutting and pasting • Slow motion!

  11. Our TV Show: “Bubbles and Beakers” • http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu/dorisilewis/2009/02/09/introduction-to-bubbles-beakers/(use Firefox to view videos on the web)

  12. Continuity: Can you spot the changes? • http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu/dorisilewis/2009/02/09/introduction-to-bubbles-beakers Continuity: can you spot the changes?

  13. My moment of fame:the Red Carpet Awards

  14. NewTV award for special effects

  15. The fireproof balloon- with slow motion effect • http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu/dorisilewis/2009/02/09/fireproof-balloon-experiment/

  16. Future possibilities • Preschool experiments- now in edit • Collaboration with high school students for a new experiment show • NCW promotion on New England Cable News • Your own productions??

  17. Thanks to: • Melinda Gordon, Educational Access Coordinator, NewTV • NewTV Newton Communications Access Center • Michelle Bolser, CAS Academic Technology, Suffolk University • Suffolk University ACS Student Affiliate Chapter

  18. Thank you!Questions? More videos? • http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu/dorisilewis/

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