A 2015 survey of members of the AAAS (Rainie et al., 2015) found that about 40% of them often or occasionally do at least two of four activities—talk with nonexperts, talk with the media, use social media, or blog. Nearly half engage in one of these four activities either often or occasionally. These activities suggest that that researchers need to move—and are moving—beyond traditional scholarly publishing if they are to engage with the community at large.