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A great crowdsourcing project I would like to introduce would be a platform where people could make memes out of things they want to bring awareness to.

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Crowdfunding - is the practice of funding a project or venture by raising money from a large number of people, typically via the internet.

Crowdsourcing - a large group of dispersed participants contributing or producing goods or services including ideas, votes, micro-tasks, and finances for payment or as volunteers.

Citizen Science -research conducted with participation from the general public, or amateur/nonprofessional researchers or participants for science, social science and many other disciplines

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Two projects that really interested me today were zooniverse and foldit.

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One crowdsourcing project I would like to do is a project where citizens map and report local environmental issues like pollution, wildlife sightings ,or green spaces. The data collected would help researchers,policymakers,and communities make informed decisions to improve local ecosystems.

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A digital platform where people can contribute and explore local historical artifacts, photographs, and stories. Users can upload old photos, documents, and personal anecdotes about their communities. The platform would organize this content into an interactive map and timeline, preserving and showcasing local history.

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Foldit. It lets you tackle puzzles about figuring out the best protein shapes, which is crucial for medical research. Your puzzle-solving skills can help scientists develop new treatments. The idea of combining gaming with serious science is incredibly cool. It’s not just about playing for fun; you’re contributing to real breakthroughs in health and medicine. It’s thrilling to think that your strategy in a game could lead to discoveries that impact lives.

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Local Wildlife Watch People could report animal sightings in their area. This would help track species populations and migrations over time. Anyone could participate by submitting photos and location data of animals they see. The project could create maps showing where different species are found.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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https://fold.it/Galaxy Zoo where people classify galaxy images - Foldit where people solve protein folding puzzles

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Crowdfunding: Getting money for a project from lots of people online Crowdsourcing: Getting work done by lots of volunteers online Citizen science: Regular people helping with scientific research

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One crowdsourcing science project I would like to introduce to the web would be a program similar to the Nature Conservancy where they plant a bunch of trees in order to help reduce climate change and biodiversity loss.

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Two crowd sourcing or citizen science projects that interested me today was the park visitors chrolog ecosystems to help monitor change and zooniverse.

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Crowdfunding: when a lot of people each give a little bit of money to help someone do something big.

Crowdsourcing: when someone asks a group of people for ideas or work to solve a problem.

Citizen science: when citizens help scientists with their research to gather information and learn more about the world.

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A crowdsourcing that I would like to introduce to the web would be to have people some sort of time capsule of the year. Where people are able to upload photos on a daily and in the later year they will have to open it. They will also be able to share it with others and to let others see how their year went.

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Crowdfunding - A group of induvial who raise great amounts of money that will go towards either a project for the funding or just a charity.

Crowdsourcing - When people come together and start to gather information from others around different areas

Citizen science - Data being collected and gathered by multiple people, to solve and understand uknown thoughts about science.

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The two croundsourcing/citizen science that were intersting to me was the Foldit and zooniverse

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One citizen science project that I would like to introduce to the web is an ocean life page which shows where the ocean is more and less polluted. By using input from the internet, everyone can see where the ocean needs more help.

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Two crowdsourcing/ citizen projects that I took interest in was zonniverse.org and fold.it.

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Crowdfunding - fund by raising money from a large number of people who each contribute a relatively small amount, typically via the internet.

Crowdsourcing - the practice of obtaining information or input into a task or project by enlisting the services of a large number of people, either paid or unpaid, typically via the internet.

Citizen science - the practice of public participation and collaboration in scientific research to increase scientific knowledge.

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A crowdsourcing website that I would like to start would be a place where you can find everything you need for the cheapest price because although sites like that already exist, they are not always accurate.

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A citizen science project I would like to introduce to the web would be one similar to ebird. Instead of bird watching though, it would be to monitor and gather data on the population, health, and movement patterns of stray cats dogs. This project would provide useful information to local authorities and animal welfare organizations.

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It would be something to detect micro plastics in food , nature and our drinking water so we can use the information and try to be preventative of it .

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One crowdsourcing project that I would like to introduce to the web would be a website that would translate music in real life.

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Two crowdsourcing projects I found are Zooniverse and project gutinberg

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Crowdfunding- when a lot of people give a lot of money to support a business or project.

Crowdsourcing -is when a problem or task is shared with a big group of people online to get ideas.

Citizen science- involves ordinary people to collect data to help with scientific research.

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A citizen science project that I would like to develop is a soccer webpage where you could select your soccer favorite soccer team and communicate with others online. On this page, we will provide the latest news from transfers, the club's history, and the opportunity for fans to communicate with each other worldwide! We will also include mini-games related to the team and merchandise based on the team.

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A crowdsourcing project that I would like to share with the internet is "Open Food Facts." Open Food Facts is a free online database of food products from around the world. Because the online database is open to the whole world you are able to see different types of food and the nutrition facts that surround that product. You can also scan a barcode on a food item if you have the app to get the nutrition facts.

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Crowdsourcing projects that I found to be interesting were the DIY Artificial Pancreas one because it helps people who have diabetes to manage their condition and the Tracking COVID-19 Locations because it was a website put together by netizens in order to find places here in California to get vaccines after many were struggling on finding places where to get them.

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Two citizen science projects that interested me today have been the zooniverse.org citizen science research and the WWFclimatecrowd.org research.

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Two crowdsourcing citizen science projects that I am interested today is the OceanEyes and Bacterial Water Quality Monitoring.

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One citizen science project that I would like to introduce is a project where people survey others in their area about what football team they support so that a database can be made about the percent of fans of a football team in certain areas.

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Two Crowd sourcing I liked the most were:

PatientsLikeMe: a platform where patients share their health experiences and data, which helps others with similar conditions find support and learn more about their treatments

Foldit: A game that allows players to solve puzzles related to protein folding, helping scientists better understand diseases and develop new treatments.

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One citizen science project I would like to make is a public database of political ideologies to be posted which could likely be used then to see if political ideologies of certain indiviual can vary based on their location or where they live.

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A crowd sourcing project I want to shed light on is the MoralMachine. This site would give users various moral dilemmas and collect users responses on those moral dilemmas to figure out what the best choice is for the moral dilemmas. This site can figure out what the best choice on an issue is based on how society views the issue.

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One crowdsourcing project that I think would be good to introduce to the web would be a website where it focuses on preserving languages that are at risk of disappearing and protecting them from being forgotten.

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The crowd sourcing project that I found interesting was fandom which is a online encyclopedia of different games, the functions of the game and each part of the game.

A citizen science project that interested me was eBird where bird watchers would submit pictures of a certain type of bird in their area which then shows and creates a map of bird migration throughout the year.

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Crowdfunding: Fundraising small amounts from a large quantity of people to add up to what could potentially be a large sum of money for a project or product.

Crowdsourcing: According to the Khan Academy article "Crowdsourcing with a global crowd", crowdsourcing has helped humans "create common goods, invent new products, and make scientific discoveries".

Essentially Crowdsourcing is a shared knowledge base that works by collecting information from users. This information can be easily stored, sorted, and monitored by a community of contributors to ensure that the information stored is high quality and reputable. This is done by manually checking or by utilizing computer programming.

Citizen science: The general public volunteering their time/participating in scientific research.

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A crowdsourcing project I would like to introduce to the web would be something over books, where there are various specific themes and storylines and the public would put in books that most match up. I think it would help bring attention to books that aren't as recognized.

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Two crowdsourcing projects that I found interesting were the DIY artificial pancreas and gaming for a cause.

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A crowdsourcing project I'd like to introduce would be the contribution of knowledge of jiujitsu, it is very hard to have access to information about moves and proper execution, and with the contribution of the community it would allow those under privileged to have a way to learn whether they have the means to go to a gym or not.

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A great global crowdsourcing project could involve creating an app where people can upload photos of plants or animals to contribute to wildlife tracking and protection.

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A crowdsourcing project I would like to introduce would be people with disabilities and mental illnesses. I say this because I believe if there was a crowd sourcing project like this it would help a lot of people understand the struggles of disabilities and mental illnesses.

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Crowdfunding involves raising small amounts of money from a large number of people, usually through the Internet, to fund a project, usually for people who need financial support for specific goals.

Crowdsourcing is a practice of getting ideas, inputs, and solutions from a large group of people, and an online community.

Citizen science refers to scientific research conducted in full or part by beginning scientists or the public, which contributes to the discovery and monitoring of environmental change.

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Two crowdsourcing projects that interest me today are "MIT Climate CoLab" as it brought 10,000 people to help bring ideas to stop climate change. "Anheuser-Busch" this one I personally just found funny but I can imagine that the 25,000 collaborators they brought to give their opinions on the taste of their beer were happy.

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One crowdsourcing project that I would like to introduce is the input of a multitude of small/minor businesses categorized under different products/traits of their products in which a consumer can search for what they want and find unique and handmade pieces.

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Crowdfunding: A method of raising money to finance projects and businesses.

Crowdsourcing: The collection of information, opinions, or work from a group of people, usually sourced via the Internet

Citizen Science: The collection of information, opinions, or work from a group of people, usually sourced via the Internet

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Crowdfunding: When a large group raises money toward a charity or project.

Crowdsourcing: When the public provides their opinions, digital art, or photos for a project.

Citizen science: When data is collected from the general public for scientific research.

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I would like to introduce a crowdsourcing project to the world on the health benefits of natural medicine and how to use it.

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The two crowdsourcing that I found interesting are the "World Community Grid" and the "Be My Eyes - Lend Your Eyes to the Blind" project.

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Crowdfunding:

When people donate money to fund projects that may not gain much recognition, over time the little donations that have been made, can become bigger and can be used for something.

Crowdsourcing:

When gathering certain ideas and other kinds of information from people

Citizen Science:

When the public gathers information together to preform research.

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The two Crowdsourcing that interested me was "CitizenScience.gov" and "Foldit". These interest me as scientific concepts that be worked on and improved in groups due to the ease of access to anywhere around the world, these projects are able to unify ideas together and potentially create new discoveries based on others ideas.

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Two projects that I found interesting after reading were Foldit which is crowdsourcing and Citizen Science which is citizen science.

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One crowd sourcing project that interests me today is Wikipedia because almost everytime you look something up it pops up.

A Citizen science project that interests me is the Bird census as it seems very interesting and like something that everyone can participate in.

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Crowdfunding: Raising money for a lot of people online, usually through projects, starterups, and causes. Like gofundme

Crowd sourcing: Getting ideas, services, or content from a big group of people, usually online, instead of hiring someone. Examples are Wikipedia or apps like waze.

Citizen Science: Regular people joining in on real scientific research, like counting stars or tracking animal sightings, often teaming up with scientists.

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Two crowdsourcing projects that I found interesting was the DIY artificial pancreas and the 3D printed medical equipment.

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The crowdsourcing project of Foldit which is in a form of a game while still being able to contribute to scientific research, as well as Zooniverse being one of the world's largest and most popular platform.

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The crowdsourcing project I was interested in was the "Foldit" I found it interesting that it used the contribution of people to the science of the molecule design and other sorts of that.

Another one was Zooniverse, because it is a website powered by the research of people, providing valuable information that would otherwise not be known by just anyone.

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Two crowdsourcing projects that interest me today are 3D-printed medical equipment and the TikTok pill bottle. This is due to both project's contributions to the health of others.

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One crowdsourcing website I would like to introduce is a website that can show videos of college lectures or classes. A bunch of college students from multiple colleges can post videos of lectures from a variety of classes for other college students to watch, take notes, and ask questions for free and improve their knowledge of their major.

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A crowd sourcing project I would like to introduce to the web could be one where people put a bunch of ideas for a game or show that get combined and turned into an actual game or show.

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One crowd sourcing project I think would be good to do is asking the community of what is difficult to do for people with disabilities. Using their input, I would pick a project each month that the community could work and to make those with the disabilities have easier lives.

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The two crowdsourcing projects that had interested me today had included The TikTok pill bottle for patients with Parkinson's Disease, this intrigued me as a TikToker had promoted this and had helped widespread/ people around the world. The other project I had been interested in was, 3D printed medial equipment, this would help so much in the future when hospitals are in need of equipment, they can make it; aswell as leaving more money for the patients.

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I find the crowdsourcing project "Foldit" interesting and the citizen science project "zooniverse" interesting because it presents the public with a variety of topics.

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Crowdsourcing- One crowdsourcing project I'd like to introduce is one where people submit lots of tattoo ideas to build a large interface of tattoos that people can choose from.

Citizenscience- A citizen science project that would be great to introduce would be where people monitor and track the weight age, and length of their cat then submit them to an interface so that we can see if their is a correlation between time of year and cat size.

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Two crowdsourcing/citizen science projects that interested me today were the DIY Artificial Pancreas and the 3D-printed medical equipment. The artificial pancreas project particularly interested me because it had a connection to the field that I wanted to work in the future: the medical field. On the other hand, the 3d-printed medical equipment interested me as it connected the use of technology with the practical use of equipment in a hospital setting. Ultimately, I found both of these ideas the most intriguing because they depicted the use of different ideas through unique methods.

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Crowdfunding: When someone on the internet makes a campaign or a post asking for assistance with money.

Crowdsourcing: Asking multiple people if they can input their knowledge into a source or subject, and then using or taking into account for their input.

Citizen Science: Research that is conducted with the help of the public

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One crowdsourcing project I think is pretty useful is the website genius, this website is about music and providing song lyrics but on this website you can leave comments explaining certain lyrics which leads to many people sharing their ideas about the meaning behind music tracks.

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Crowdfunding: many people that come together putting in small amounts of money coming from a project or business

Crowdsourcing: the collection of information and sources from many people

Citizen Science: pieces of scientific data of the world that many put in for a collective project, increasing scientific understanding

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Crowdfunding is a process where you use the internet to promote and fund a project or anything else which the public then donates money. The goal is for the organization, individual, or business to reach their goal as the public makes donations to support them.

Crowd sourcing is when you collect information from people on the internet often asked through questions or polls. The internet makes it easier for scientists or other people to make studies or social experiments while receiving the publics input

Citizen science is the process where citizens or people from around the world provide information and data that can then be analyzed to study or understand how different parts of the worlds work which can then be put to use for research purposes

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An interesting crowdsourcing project to introduce to the web could be "Climate Change Observer", where people can utilize their phones to collect local weather data. (temperature, humidity, etc) This data could be tracked in real-time to view climate change impacts.

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The two crowd sourcing projects I was interested in were the Tiktok pill bottled designed for people with Parkinson's Disease and the Foldit.

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Crowd funding: The practice of asking other people on the internet to donate to help advance a project of some sort.

Crowd sourcing: The practice of getting information and ideas from many people around the world that want to add information to a website.

Citizen science: The practice of extracting data and research by people all around the world to create a strong database.

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Two crowdsourcing projects that interested me today are the "Are we alone in the universe?" and the "Foldit" projects

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Crowdfunding- A process of raising project funds by crowd donations.

Crowdsourcing- Gathering of information from a multitude of people.

Citizen Science- The collection of information from a multitude of people for science.

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Two crowd sourcing projects that interested me were the Foldit project and the "Are we alone in the universe?" project on citizen science.

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Crowdfunding: Crowdfunding is when money is raised for a project via small amounts of money from very large group of people.

Crowdsourcing: When a vast amount of information on a topic is collected via a large group of people.

Citizen science: Analyzing data of the world via large groups of people, generally the people are qualified to do so.

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2 crowd sourcing projects:

Zooniverse- a collection of lunar images

Be My Eyes- Lend your eyes to the blind

2 citizen science projects:

Youth forest monitoring program

Stellar Watch

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Crowdfunding is when you're trying to fund money for an organization or project.

Crowdsourcing is when you collect amounts of information to provide ideas and services for other people.

Citizen science is involved with the public looking at the aspects of the world and using scientific research to look at world issues.

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Crowdfunding: This is when a large amount of people raise an amount of money for a project by small donations, which eventually raises enough money due to the many donors.

Crowdsourcing: Basically taking advantage of a big networked that you know has contributors online and can funnel their resources into an output.

Citizen Science: This means participating in research as a general public.

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Crowdfunding: Asking people online to fund your project, company, or business

Crowdsourcing: Gathering information from a large group of people for a cause or project

Citizen Science: When people of the general public collect data to work on issues relating to the real-world

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The two projects that interested me were Foldit (Crowdsourcing) and CitizenScience (Citizen Science).

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Crowdfunding- The means of raising enough money to finance a new business/project.

Crowdsourcing- Crowdsourcing is the way of gathering information through various individuals to contribute ideas.

Citizen science- The voluntary engagement of the public to address problems in the world.

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Crowdfunding: It is when many people donate money to fund a certain project. Little contributions add up over time and make projects that would not be possible, possible.

Crowd sourcing: It is when many people,, usually over the internet, put in work into a project. Little bits of work or information for the project add up and make a project easier and possible.

Citizen Science: It is when many people come together to do research on a topic. Working together, these people can make scientific discoveries easier.

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Crowdfunding: Collecting small amounts of money from many people to fund a project.

Crowdsourcing: Getting help or ideas from a large group of people.

Citizen science: Public participation in scientific research and data collection.

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Crowdfunding: Many people that contribute funds to a project or organization

Crowdsourcing: The act of gathering information or ideas from a large group of people

Citizen Science: Collecting data from the general public about their ideas and thoughts

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Crowdfunding: When a large number of people raise money by each contributing a small amount toward funding a project or venture.

Crowdsourcing: Obtaining information from a project by signing up for services of a large number of people, either paid or unpaid.

Citizen Science: The general public collects and analyses data relating to the natural world as part of a collaborative project run by professional scientists.

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The two projects that interested me the most were the crowdsourcing "Foldit" project and the crowdsourcing "World Community Grid" project.

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Crowdfunding: The investment of money from a crowd/group of people towards an organization/charity

Crowdsourcing: Taking advantage of financial contributors online and focusing those people and their opinions on an end goal/output.

Citizen Science: The engagement of the public within an aspect of scientific research

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One crowdsourcing project that I would like to introduce on the web could be a website that tons of people unpaid, and paid would speak about different outfits that you can make with price ranges. If that is what watch to wear with what color and such. I would like to introduce this into the web.

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Crowdfunding: A way of raising funds for various projects and businesses

Crowdsourcing: A collection of work, information, or opinions from a large group of people on the internet.

Citizen Science: A way for the public to participate voluntarily in the scientific process to address real-world problems.

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Crowdfunding is when a large group of people donate small amounts of money so that it adds up to fund an organization or project.

Crowdsourcing is when a large group of people provide input for a project.

Citizen science is when members of the general public collect and analyze data for research purposes.

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Crowdfunding: When you use the internet to promote a cause that many people around the world can donate to and by collecting to many small amounts eventually the goal will be reached.

Crowdsourcing: When you collect opinions, information or other content such as digital art or photos from many people across the internet to be used for crowd related data that needed to be studied or collected.

Citizenscience: Such as when you donate spare computer CPU to government or science related needs by having it run in the background and when many people do so it creates some kind of super computer made up of many weaker computers.

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Crowdfunding: The public funding an organization.

Crowdsourcing: The public providing input to a project.

Citizen Science: The public participating in research.

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Visit the sites linked here to see examples of citizen science ventures.

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Visit the sites linked here to see examples of citizen science ventures.

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Visit the sites linked here to see examples of crowdsourcing ventures.

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Visit the sites linked here to see examples of crowdsourcing ventures.

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Visit the sites linked here to see examples of crowdfunding ventures.

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Visit the sites linked here to see examples of crowdfunding ventures.

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Extensive List of Citizen Science projects, compiled by Scientific American

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Extensive List of Citizen Science projects, compiled by Scientific American

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The Zooniverse is the world's largest and most popular platform for people-powered research.

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Examples of Crowdsourcing in Public Health

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Examples of Crowdsourcing in Public Health

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Top 6 Crowdsourcing Examples In Digital Health - The Medical Futurist

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Patients of the 21st century are taking matters into their own hands, for example collecting funds for medical solutions.

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World Community Grid enables anyone with a computer or Android device to donate their unused computing power to advance cutting-edge scientific research on topics related to health and sustainability.