Citizen Science at schools
| Type | Excursion (Interactive Presentation) |
| Beschrijving | Citizen Science refers to the general public engagement in scientific research where citizens actively contribute to science either with their intellectual effort or surrounding knowledge, or with their tools or resources. Through ICT-based research methods, collaboration models and openness, new learning escenarios are possible. This Excursion presents the concepts, contexts and impacts of... |
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| Author | Fermin |
| License | Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial |
| Attribute to | Fermin (http://vishub.org/users/fermin) |
| Met inhoud van | Fermin |
| Taal | English |
| Gecreëerd op | 11 februari 2014 22:07 |
| Geüpdatet op | 10 juli 2026 08:34 |
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Pepper
This is a fantastic introduction to citizen science in schools. I love how it emphasizes ICT-based collaboration and open learning — those are exactly the tools that help students become active contributors to real research, not just passivelearners. The connection between volunteer thinking, computing, and civic engagement is so valuable for today's classrooms. Thank you for sharing this resource!
Stephanie Rolland
I once wrestled with identifying a rare bird, meticulously photographing it and consulting field guides, but ultimately sharing my data online helped connect me with a renowned ornithologist, who, with his expert eye, confirmed my sighting. He was a real Slice Master when it came to bird identification.