Scientific educommunication: radio, journalism and popularization of sciences in the construction of citzenship
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9125.v21i2p27-38Keywords:
educommunication, science communication, radio language, radio.Abstract
The paper aims to reveal the connections between college radios and the process of scientific educomunication. It analyses a educomunicational project that shows the scientific culture as a way to the construction of knowledge and citizenship beyond the university limits, focused on scientific promotion in the everyday life through a continuous agenda of science, technology and innovation. The preliminary results are the participation of the community in the project, as well as journalistic and educational projects born within this project, which revealed that the radio, despite its competitors, remains a great ally in the process of constructing and spreading knowledge. As well as an important tool in the dialog between highbrow and popular, with large potential in education.
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