Thursday, 8th April 2010

The Very Social National Science Foundation

We've posted and continue to post social media resources that governments are using. Here in the U.S. one organization we've that we've never listed their social media resources is the National Science Foundation (NSF). They have a several

Here's a list of what's available:

1. NSF Facebook Page
Info about new projects and studies. Lots of video.

2. YouTube Channel
Educators might find some very useful material here.

3. Flickr Photostream
In between a lot of pictures of people attending events, you can find a few interesting images. Overall, not much content as of today.

4. Twitter
Over 28,000 followers and it appears several tweets each day.

5. NSF Social Media
This page includes topic oriented Twitter streams, an NSF posdcast and vodcast, and several RSS feeds.

Source: National Science Foundation

Category:

• Source File (ResourceShelf)
• Web 2.0 (ResourceShelf)

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