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Recognizing failures in citizen science projects: Lessons learned
Failures are an immanent part of academic processes driving research progress. Therefore, they are also present in citizen science projects. Still the research community tends to highlight the successes while …
innOsci – Future Skills for Openness/ A framework for promoting …
This paper focuses on the question of which mindset, skills and tools academics in business (Open Innovation) and science (Open Science) as well as in their working environments in companies, …
Training Materials- Ready to Use Materials for Citizen Science initiatives
This document at hand is a ready to use compilation of training materials dedicated for supporting citizen science initiatives. This output of the Step Change project is addressed to those …
Citizen Science – Forschen mit Schulen. Grundlagen, Empfehlungen & praktische …
The booklet "Citizen Science – Forschen mit Schulen. Grundlagen, Empfehlungen & praktische Tipps für gemeinsame Projekte" (en: "Citizen Science - Research with Schools. Basics, recommendations & practical tips for joint projects") …
How to empower teens to manage their health
This guide, developed with the project SEEDS, provides information on four important areas in teen lives: 1. healthy snacking, 2. physical activity, 3. sedentary behavior, and 4. screen time.
SEEDS …
Cos4Cloud and its services for the citizen science community
Cos4Cloud is a EU-funded project that is co-designing, prototyping and implementing a number of new tools and services that address the technological challenges shared by citizen observatories. These services can …
Data Protection, Vulnerable Groups and Citizen Science: Protecting everyone's rights
In the first half of this interesting webinar, four experts share their views on data protection and vulnerable groups:
- Gianclaudio Malgieri, Associate Professor of Law and Technology at the EDHEC …
Impact tools
These different materials and resources support research teams to plan and reflect on the societal impact of their research. The OIS Impact Model and Reflection Instruments help plan, monitor and …
MORFEN-CS (Motivational and ORganisational Functions of voluntary ENgagement in Citizen …
A new questionnaire MORFEN-CS (Motivational and ORganisational Functions of voluntary ENgagement in Citizen Science) is presented. Based on findings from the well explored …
OSDG Community Dataset (OSDG-CD)
The OSDG Community Dataset (OSDG-CD) is a public dataset of thousands of text excerpts, which were validated by approximately 1,000 OSDG Community Platform citizen scientists from over 110 countries, with …
SPOTTERON Citizen Science Platform
SPOTTERON is a fully customizable and reliable solution for your Citizen Science and volunteer monitoring projects. It can be fully adapted to your project's needs and is constantly updated and …
Citizen Science and Social Innovation: Mutual Relations, Barriers, Needs, and …
Social innovations are usually understood as new ideas, initiatives, or solutions that make it possible to meet the challenges of societies in fields such as social security, education, employment, culture, …
Evaluation of participatory science and research
Science Together was initially a web portal developed by the Sorbonne University Alliance (SUA), a group of several institutions including the Sorbonne University and the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (MNHN), …
Workshop: Engaging the society beyond data collection
The challenges of ocean monitoring require data from everywhere at all times, we need to involve society in all steps of the process to achieve the information necessary to implement …
What are the achievements of the citizen observatories in Cos4Cloud?
Citizen science projects provide an opportunity to learn science, share knowledge, and have fun while positively impacting society; from helping researchers to get a lot of biodiversity and environmental data to influencing environmental policies or monitoring the …
Inclusivity in Citizen Science Workshop
This workshop is the second of a series of webinars that aim to address diversity in citizen science. It is co-organised by four partners: ECSA, the ECSA & Living Knowledge Network …