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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 … More

Annotated bibliography, Citizen Cyberscience, Citizen science, creativity, learning, motivation

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 … More

Annotated bibliography, Citizen Cyberscience, Citizen science, creativity, education

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 … More

Citizen Cyberscience, Citizen science, DIY, games, hacking, learning

Breathe More… Live More

As in last year, the European Space Agency (ESA) organised an App Developer Camp from 2-10 June. Twenty mobile app developers gathered in … More

Air Quality, Citizen science, ESA

Doing it Yourself: Kite-mapping… an activity for the ‘privileged’?

Kite, check, reel, check, camera, check, SD card & batteries, check, camera rig, check, gloves, check, map, check, sunglasses, check. … More

Citizen science, DIY, Kite mapping

Truthloader discussion on citizen science

Truthloader is a YouTube show bringing investigative and citizen journalism, and on 19th March it carried out a discussion (using … More

Citizen science, citizenscience, discussion

Does citizen science by itself provide an evidence for cultural ecosystem services?

While designing an interdisciplinary PhD research project I am exploring different domains. From one hand I am focusing on the … More

Citizen science, conceptual frameworks, environment, interdisciplinary phd

Citizen Cyberlab starts officially: the journey begins

This past 12 and 13 of November marked the beginning of a 3 year journey into the consolidation of the … More

Citizen Cyberlab, Citizen science, workshop

Public Participation in Scientific Research 2012, Portland. Summary and reflections.

Conference on Public Participation in Scientific Research (PPSR2012) . The PPSR conference held in Portland, Oregon, USA the 4th and 5th August … More

Citizen science, co-created, Data resuability, Ecological Citizen Science, ESA2012, evaluation of citizen science projects, granularity, participation, PPSR2012

Can Pervasive Computing help Citizen Science?

According to Cambridge Dictionary, pervasive means “present or noticeable in every part of a thing or place”. In Pervasive Computing, … More

Citizen science, Newcastle, Pervasice Computing

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