CSML Action Tracker

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CSML Action Tracker

Thank you for contributing to our citation/action tracker which aims to capture how users are using the insights from the ongoing solutions journalism work across our programs from the lab.

Our aim is to document actions that stem directly from our ongoing coverage. Such actions are diverse and include citing insights in papers, reports, talks, and policy memos; launching new scholarship, adopting new practices, taking a new course, teaching a new course, shaping new policies, writing grants, designing programs, initiating new collaborations, organizing events, and so much more—all ignited by the insights from diverse individuals appearing on the various shows/programs and on video, audio, photography and digital print. No action is too small to track.

Please save the link to this survey to share new actions you are taking inspired from content you have watched, listened or read on our network terminal. Should you have any questions, feel free to contact us at team@csmedialab.org

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University Professor (STEM)

K-12 Educator

University Professor (Science Communication)

High School Teacher

Policymaker

College student

Graduate student

Postdoctoral Fellow

University administrator

Philanthropic Funder

Federal Funder

Program officer

PhD program administrator

Science journalist

Community member

Non profit founder/leader

Non profit staff

For-profit organization leader

Science Communications trainer

Parent

Other:

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How likely are you to cite the insights you learned from the Civic Science Media Lab? *

Very unlikely

Somewhat unlikely

Neither likely nor unlikely

Somewhat likely

Very likely

What new action(s) have you taken in direct response to what you have heard, seen, and/or read from our content on video, audio, photography, and digital print today or in the past? Please select all that apply. *

Cited insight(s) in an article, policy memo, curriculum, report etc

Developed a new research project

Adopted new approach/methodologies

Contacted the stakeholder in question

Written a grant proposal

Designed a new program

Changed approach to a problem

Started a professional collaboration

Organized a public event

Engaged in advocacy efforts

Started a new educational initiative

Developed a workshop or seminar

Altered the direction of my organization/initiative

Signed up to attend a public science event (festival, science museum, etc)

Launched a social media campaign

Created new educational content

Organized a panel discussion

Read a new paper

Sought new funding

Hired new expertise

Published a new blog

Reached out to a local community leader

Reframed the problem I was tackling

Watched additional interviews

Donated to a non-profit

Signed up for an event

Attended a conference

Signed up for a science communication training course/workshop etc

Shared the insight(s) on social media

Added the insight(s) into my curriculum as a resource

Sent email(s) about the insights(s) to my network(s)

Initiated a change to an existing policy/regulation

Other:

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Optional: Please elaborate on your answer above and try, if possible) to refer to specific programs and/or episodes that directly inspired you to take the action(s) in question.

How likely are you to recommend content from the Civic Science Media Lab to a colleague? *

Very unlikely

Somewhat unlikely

Neither likely nor unlikely

Somewhat likely

Very likely

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