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Science Cafés in the Internet Era

In this paper, we analyse some experiments of extending the practice of the science cafes, a well know participatory methodology of science communication, with the help of the possibilities offered by Internet. We describe the use of a web platform to disseminate the events and the use of YouTube for streaming and podcasting, with a comparison between costs and benefits.

Franco Bagnoli | Giovanna Pacini | F. Bagnoli | Giovanna Pacini

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