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Kathleen Krafft
9/21/2017 06:47:46 pm
Just learned about these today via a facebook post. Certainly enjoyed them as a physicist and educator, and can appreciate the work involved. But very disappointed that none of the entire crew of four was a woman - on the ones I have watched so far at least.
Kathleen Krafft
11/5/2017 01:06:28 pm
I definitely appreciate the work you put in. I think it would be great if at least one or two of the three people at the table asking questions etc. is a woman as a role model; there is a lot of research showing how important that can be- for girls and boys. You could find women physics majors or grad students or teachers to do that.
Garland
10/29/2017 04:52:07 am
Science does not depend on the sex of the people doing it.
Garland, your comment makes me sad.
Kathleen K
11/5/2017 01:15:07 pm
Thank you Jonathan. Kathleen, I totally agree that we need more female science role models. However, I am literally a one man company and I give everything away for free. I work roughly 25 hours per week at this for almost no money and am a part-time teacher so I have the time to make the videos. I can't pay anybody to be in my videos. I am at a complete loss as to how to get "at least one or two of the three people at the table asking questions etc. [be] a woman". I could cross dress, however, I don't think that will achieve the intended goal. I get that I could "find women physics majors or grad students or teachers to do that", however, I just don't have the time/money to make this happen.
Kathleen Krafft
11/6/2017 11:41:31 am
Jonathan- I was so focused on the physics I didn't realize that all three of the narrators were in fact you. I thought you'd recruited three friends!! Sorry for my confusion- and please keep it up!
Jonathan
11/6/2017 01:06:53 pm
No worries Kathleen. I guess I am just too good at masking the fact that all three characters are played by me. 😇 Because of your comment (and others), I have contact our local Society of Women Engineers and asked if any of them want to play a character in my videos. I'd love to be able to do this, it just increases the work and time quite a bit. We will see...
Jonathan
11/6/2017 01:07:35 pm
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