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Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung <Deutschland>

Citizen science for all.

A guide for citizen science practitioners.

English edition.

Berlin

2016

Foreword

Part I
Citizen science practice

1 What is citizen science?
2 Why citizen science? What are the advantages? What are the challenges?
3 Initiating a citizen science project – choosing partners, methods and participants
4 Data: Important issues for citizen science data
5 Communication and feedback
6 Evaluating citizen science projects
7 Funding instruments
8 Graphic: How to plan a citizen science project – from start to finish!

Part II
Citizen science landscape

9 Citizen science in nature conservation
10 Citizen science and education
11 Digital citizen science
12 Citizen science in the social sciences
13 Citizen Science in health research
14 Citizen science in the arts and humanities
15 Citizen science Internationally

Further reading
Citizen science glossary
Glossary resources
About the authors

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28.07.2020