• Develops students'abilities to communicate about science and technology effectively and to analyze science communication in a variety of real-world contexts. Considers tools, media, and strategies to engage polarized publics, audiences, and communities traditionally excluded from scientific discussions. Provides a theoretical and practical background in science communication— from citizen science, podcasts, and AI to art, science slams, and exhibitions— culminating in the development of a final science communication project to be presented in the MIT Museum. Enrollment limited.

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