Science to Media

Over the next few months I'm going to be covering how I'm adapting to a course in Media.

How can someone who was previously a scientist adapt from a subject of logic, and numbers to one of creativity and essays?

I've always been comfortable with presenting and talking in front of large crowds, so easily slipped into my role as a presenter. But the coming months are really going to push my creative skills, so it should be interesting.

I'm hoping that by using both logical and creative skills I can reverse engineer the confusing world of media & be able to take a fresh, clear look at a subject which is proving increasingly complex.

I am a complete novice at this, and there are probably journalists out there who have already deconstructed everything I'm going to be covering (If I stumble across any blogs or books from these people, I'll be sure to mention them). However, I hope to truly explain everything in layman's terms for everyone out there... because I am that layman.

Also, if anyone wants to contribute to any discussions, then feel free.
Like I said, I'm a novice and welcoming to any input.

So that's what's on my mind this evening. I promise to come up with something more entertaining tomorrow.