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How can CS engage with Conservation Corps and other green jobs training programs? 

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How can CS engage with Conservation Corps and other green jobs training programs? 

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I'd like to share Lab_13 Ghana with colleagues. Lab_13 is a space where children experiment on ideas driven by their curiosity working with a Scientist in Residence.

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What are some examples of citizen science for justice (environmental, social) projects, particularly related to data collection, urban data, and data reuse?

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What are some examples of citizen science for justice (environmental, social) projects, particularly related to data collection, urban data, and data reuse?

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using volunteers to help *analyze* data, in addition to collecting it (ideally, for me, using interactive maps and graphs)

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using volunteers to help *analyze* data, in addition to collecting it (ideally, for me, using interactive maps and graphs)

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A key question that has already emerged in the run up to San Jose is whether the space we have created is exclusive. How could we ensure that a key working principle of CS2015 is to co-produce our future events with people living at the sharp end of social and environmental problems? Could we learn from the Participatory Action Research movement that has been influential on some key civil rights struggles across the world? These kinds of questions are already likely to have emerged at session 1D "Re-imagining Citizen Science for Knowledge Justice" and 1B "Creating a welcoming, inclusive, diverse and just CSA". Perhaps an additional session on the theme of "who is missing?" could help us to ensure that our research learns from previous attempts at building in democratic safeguards and, in doing so, helps build a stronger "citizen science" community . The picture below is taken from PublicScienceProject.org.

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What are the barriers to wider use of citizen science for STEM learning in formal and informal settings? What exemplars exist, either whole programs or individual resources? What resources would support broader participation? Ballroom 220B!

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buena idea, fácil con algunas herramientas, me apunto al debate

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buena idea, fácil con algunas herramientas, me apunto al debate

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@vcabellov Univ. Sevilla

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what about social impacts? are they already measured or why do you only focus on economic ones?

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what about social impacts? are they already measured or why do you only focus on economic ones?

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Violeta Cabello @vcabellov Univ. Sevilla

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Pattern Recognition Software Use in Citizen Science Projects

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Pattern Recognition Software Use in Citizen Science Projects

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empowering farmers to conduct their own inquiry. What projects are out there, and how can thei area be improved?

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Come help us draft a charter for this important working group

Tina Phillips (tina.phillips@cornell.edu) and

Heidi Ballard (hballard@ucdavis.edu)

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What opportunities exist for citizen scientists to work with for-profit businesses?

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What opportunities exist for citizen scientists to work with for-profit businesses?

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When does a citizen participant becomes a citizen scientist? What is the difference between these two concepts?

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When does a citizen participant becomes a citizen scientist? What is the difference between these two concepts?

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How do you measure learning of participating citizens in order to evaluate project success?

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How do you measure learning of participating citizens in order to evaluate project success?

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Lifelong research? Not only learning, but doing science as a regular schoolbench activity?

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What does 'success' look like for your citizen science project(s) and how do you go about evaluating that?

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What does 'success' look like for your citizen science project(s) and how do you go about evaluating that?

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How do you keep the same individuals engaged in citizen science project(s)?  or does it matter for your project(s)?

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How do you keep the same individuals engaged in citizen science project(s)?  or does it matter for your project(s)?

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How do you ensure quality data for your project(s)?

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How do you ensure quality data for your project(s)?

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Do you actively recruit volunteers for project(s)?  If so, how do you go about that?

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Do you actively recruit volunteers for project(s)?  If so, how do you go about that?

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Discussion:  Linking to Leverage the Power of Place

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Discussion:  Linking to Leverage the Power of Place

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More description coming soon, for now, please see the full write-up of the discussion here:

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Comunidad Ciencia Ciudadana - Comunidade Ciência Cidadã

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Comunidad Ciencia Ciudadana - Comunidade Ciência Cidadã

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En los últimos años se han creado en el mundo 3 iniciativas relacionadas con Ciencia Ciudadana: la CSA (USA), ECSA (Europa) y CSNA (Australia). Todas ellas de habla inglesa principalmente. Tenemos que pensar en crear algo para quienes hablamos español y portugués. Principalmente LatinoAmerica, España y Portugal. No hablo de asociación ni de temas legales ni nada de eso, sería bueno simplemente crear una comunidad online para discutir, compartir, impulsar...

Cómo: Si os parece bien, podríamos preparar algo rápido (y sin dinero)

- portal web para visualizar y consolidar conceptos y prácticas de ciencia ciudadana

- mapeo de proyectos existentes

- compartir recursos y herramientas

- foros de discusion

- agenda de eventos...

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(other impacts are welcome) but we aim to work in the development of a set of indicators and impact assessment metrics, both quantitative and qualitative. These indicators shall allow the community to analyse the level of uptake and to monitor citizen science impact as an evolution over time.

Fermin Serrano, Univ.Zaragoza-Ibercivis @ferminserrano

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Coordinating and expediting geo-locating CS projects, to make it easier for newcomers to sign-up, and for "vets" to find related CS projects in their neighborhoods/regions. 

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Coordinating and expediting geo-locating CS projects, to make it easier for newcomers to sign-up, and for "vets" to find related CS projects in their neighborhoods/regions. 

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Double Click or Drag your file onto the padlet to get started!

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Double Click or Drag your file onto the padlet to get started!

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I really like this idea!

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I think this would be a really interesting topic for discussion because....

Also, here's the conference agenda:

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Citizen Science 2015 Conference Programme

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Sarah Kirn (Gulf of Maine Research Institute), Ryan Collay (Oregon State University SMILE Program), Mary Ford (National Geographic Society), Sandra Henderson (Project Budburst and Citizen Science Academy), Nancy Trautmann (Cornell Lab of Ornithology)