What if science and society deployed themselves inside one single dynamic adventure?
Category: Human-Computer Interaction
Running London-based experiments for Intelligent Maps – The difficulties of participant recruitment
Extreme Citizen Science is a philosophy of situated bottom-up initiatives and local practices which take into account local needs, practices … More
Learning DIY glow-worm making
“Learning by teaching”, a reflection on running a DIY Arduino glow-worm-making workshop.
New project: WeGovNow! – citizen engagement in local government
Today, we’re starting a new research project, in which we will work closely with our social enterprise ‘Mapping for Change‘. … More
Back to the Field – interdisciplinary research in the Congo
Take one computer scientist, one geographer, one anthropologist, two quadcopter drones and eight Android smartphones to the Congo for a … More
Motivations and Engagement in Citizen Science by Dr. Charlene Jennett
Motivations and Engagement in Citizen Science Post by Dr. Charlene Jennett One of our goals in Citizen Cyberlab is to … More
RE: I had an Arduino evening | A conversation about the meaning of DIY
Subject: I had an Arduino evening From: Asako To: Cindy Cindy! Hooray, my Arduino did the blinking!! and the light turned on when … More
RE: I had an Arduino evening | A conversation about DIY
Subject: I had an Arduino evening From: Asako To: Cindy Cindy! Hooray, my Arduino did the blinking!! and the light … More
CHI 2013: Louvre Pyramid Reflections
I have just returned from the CHI 2013 Conference in Paris and after such an inspiring week, at what is widely considered … More
