Hardcore Geekery A while back, my supervisors suggested that I attend the Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial (FOSS4G)…
Using GIS in Interdisciplinary Research: Natural and Social Sciences Making the Case
It’s that time of year again – the RGS Annual Conference and Dr. Ellul and I were fortunate enough to…
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…
Public Annotated Bibliography for Citizen Cyberlab
Access to literature and scholarly resources on citizen science, education and creativity Post by Cindy Regalado and Diana Mastracci Citizen…
Join our Citizen Cyberlab public bibliography!
Post by Cindy Regalado and Diana Mastracci. Join our Mendeley Citizen Cyberlab repository of online resources on citizen science to…
From Online Papers to Tags to Word Clouds!
How does the Citizen Cyberlab annotated bibliography work? Post by Cindy Regalado and Diana Mastracci Our team at Extreme Citizen…
GPS signal in the rainforest?
“It is surprising that many Pygmy hunter-gatherers in the Congo Basin, though unable to read the numbers on banknotes or…
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…
NightScience Conference/Hackathon
“WHAT’S THE USE OF STORIES THAT AREN’T EVEN TRUE?” Haroun and the Sea of Stories (p.22) In Salman Rushdie’s fairy…
On more -diversity on the agenda for Cultural Ecosystem Services research and practice. A personal take on the cultural ecosystem services conference in Exeter (1-2 July 2013).
The conference on Cultural Ecosystem Services (CES) in Exeter (1-2 July) was a very interesting event brilliantly managed and organized…
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