Experimenting Social Network
Posted on August 29, 2009 Comments (0)
Social media is definitely a fad filled with lots of ways to waste time. It also does have real value, ways to connect to things people care about and wish to focus on. Reddit is a good site for finding interesting resources online. Sub-reddits are topical areas within Reddit (I have set up management and investing sub-reddits). A new experiment subreddit looks very interesting:
Don’t research ways other people have experimentally determined these things. Submit original ideas to the experimental design thread. Try to come up with a novel way to discover things, but don’t be completely limited by this suggestion. This is chiefly about rediscovery, not repeating someone else’s experiment, but sometimes there’s fun and merit in that as well.
I have joined. You can go to Reddit and join this subreddit to see experiences with experimenting to learn about the world around us.
Related: posts about experimenting – General Relativity Einstein/Essen Anniversary Test – Curious Cat StumbleUpon – Home Experiment: Deriving the Gravitational Constant – Dell, Reddit and Customer Focus – Joel Spolsky Webcast on Creating Social Web Resources – Encyclopedia of Life, social science – John Hunter Online
Categories: Science, Students
Tags: experiment, learning, Science, science explained, scientific literacy, Students
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