ScienceMakers Toolkit Manual - The History Makers
ScienceMakers Toolkit Manual - The History Makers
ScienceMakers Toolkit Manual - The History Makers
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YouTube<br />
Contest<br />
If you decide to make a video of your future scientist self, here are some questions for you to think about:<br />
• Where did you go to school?<br />
• What science fi eld did you choose and why?<br />
• Who inspired you? (This is where you talk about the ScienceMaker!)<br />
• What do you research? Animals? Organisms? Nature? Atoms?<br />
• What new discoveries have you made?<br />
• Have you won any awards for your research, like ScienceMaker Erich Jarvis?<br />
• How did you get interested in science? How old were you?<br />
Visit www.thehistorymakers.com to review more information about our featured scientists.<br />
No matter what approach you decide to take, here are the rules that everyone must follow:<br />
1. No inappropriate videos will be accepted, and we will not upload to YouTube any videos containing<br />
inapropriate material. Would you let your teacher, parents, or grandparents watch the video? If the answer is<br />
no, do not send us your video.<br />
2. Teamwork is allowed and even encouraged, but each contest entry must feature only one (1) student and,<br />
if needed, an interviewer to ask questions. First, second, and third place prizes will each be awarded to one<br />
(1) student.<br />
3. Videos must be submitted in English.<br />
4. Videos must contain only original material and must be in accordance with the YouTube Terms of Service.<br />
5. Videos must be between one (1) and three (3) minutes long.<br />
6. Students must be U.S. citizens or legal residents living within the United States or its territories.<br />
7. Students must be between 13 and 18 years of age to submit a video, and students under 18 must get<br />
parental permission before entering the contest.<br />
8. Students must work with help from their science teachers, after-school club organizers, or other educational<br />
leaders to ensure safety.<br />
9. You must have fun making your video!<br />
When you make your video, it must be only your work. No professional help is allowed. While we encourage<br />
creativity and imagination, science should be at the focus of your video. Don’t spend more time creating a costume<br />
than thinking about what you’re going to say!<br />
To submit your video, attach it to an e-mail. Address the e-mail to sciencemakers2010@thehistorymakers.<br />
com. Please include your name and the title of your video in the subject line. Write your full name, mailing<br />
address, e-mail address, phone number, and date of birth in the body of the message. All of this information is<br />
confi dential; we will only use it to verify your age and to contact you in case you are one of the winners. Just<br />
make sure that if you are under 18 you have your parents’ or guardians’ permission!<br />
When you’ve submitted your video, don’t forget to check out all the other entries and vote for your favorite!<br />
Be as creative as you can in the presentation of your future self. We encourage you to use props, costumes,<br />
scenery, or anything else you can fi nd. Just make sure to get your parents’ permission fi rst! <strong>The</strong>n send your<br />
video to sciencemakers2010@thehistorymakers.com. Each entry will be required to be no less than 1 minutes<br />
but no longer than 3 minutes. Once a student has won, he/she cannot enter again.<br />
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