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The importance of understanding motivation in Citizen Science projects
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Your Citizen Science project will fail if you do not understand the motivations of potential participants
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Citizen Science and Open Learning: A Twitter perspective
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Twitter is useless for disseminating education-related results of Citizen Science projects
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Five tips to help you avoid wasting time when disseminating your Citizen Science projects results
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Who takes part in Citizen Science projects & why?
The CS Track project is broadening our knowledge about Citizen Science by investigating Citizen Science activities, disseminating good practices and formulating knowledge-based policy recommendations. Find out more. Citizen Science in Europe, as elsewhere, continues...
Characteristics and nature of Citizen Science in Europe today
Citizen Science (CS) in Europe, as elsewhere, continues to manifest itself in a variety of different ways. While attracting interest across multiple sectors of society, its definition remains unclear. The first CS Track White Paper on Themes, objectives and...
The most typical citizen scientists are married men!
The activities in citizen science tend to involve a variety of people representing different walks of life - some at the professional level, some at the enthusiast level. Based on the initial results of a survey conducted by the CS Track team earlier this year, it was...
Science & You 2021 Conference, 16-19 November, Metz, France
Science communication is a booming and flourishing practice and operates increasingly in a global theatre. This year the University of Lorraine is inviting researchers and practitioners of science communication to come to Metz on 16-19 November 2021 to exchange views...
Conference paper on characterizing participation and interaction in a citizen science online community published
We are delighted to announce that the conference paper entitled "Using Network Analysis to Characterize Participation and Interaction in a Citizen Science Online Community", written by our project partners Ishari Amarasinghe, Sven Manske,...
Exploring the impact of a Citizen Science high school project
The following text is written by Sonja Grossberndt, Antonella Passani, Giulia Di Lisio, Annelli Janssen and Nuria Castell Short summary This article describes an impact assessment method of CS activities in Norwegian high schools. The students built...
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