In today’s world, scientists, engineers, and researchers are increasingly called upon to communicate their work beyond academic circles. Whether speaking to policymakers, the media, community organizations, or family members, the ability to explain complex research in clear, accessible language is essential.

This self-guided workshop is designed to help you build practical science communication skills, at your own pace. Through short video lessons, real-world examples, and hands-on exercises, you’ll learn how to translate your research into language anyone can understand and how to address common science misinformation.

By completing this workshop, you will:

• Understand the importance of clear science communication

• Practice translating technical content into plain language

• Learn how to address and respond to scientific misinformation

• Build strategies to engage non-expert audiences with confidence

• The workshop is divided into five short sections.

• Each section includes short readings and exercises.

• You can move through the material at your own pace, and revisit it anytime.

Use the menu on the left to explore each section in order or jump to the topics that interest you most.

• Key communication strategies

• Exercises on translating science and addressing misinformation