Sharing Your Education Expertise with the World
- - Participants will be introduced to thousands of ways (with a free handout leading to all free resources) in which they can share their knowledge more extensively for greater impact.
- - Participants will learn about the wide variety of sharing opportunities available to them, but will also get specific examples. (Databases journalists use to find experts to cite and feature on the news, national radio and podcast interviews, conferences and other events, different publications, etc.).
- - Participants will learn a powerful, research-based tip for overcoming nerves when they speak to large audiences.
Schedule Information:
On Demand
Session Description
You can best help students if you share your findings widely and effectively. For example, getting your knowledge into the media informs public opinion, which informs political priorities and stances, which informs legislation that impacts students. This book covers opportunities (including getting reporters and others to pursue you), branding (websites, social media, pitch, etc.); speaking (TED Talks, conferences, media interviews, NPR/radio, etc.); writing (book deals, journals, magazines, etc.); and resources available to groups traditionally underrepresented in field dialogue.