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A-09: Evolving How We Think About Our Practice [clear filter]
Friday, May 19
 

2:15pm CDT

A-09: Evolving How We Think About Our Practice
Fireballs in the Sky: A Global Fireball Network in Our Pockets
Renae Sayers* - Curtin Univeristy; Phil Bland - Curtin University, Australia; Brian Day - NASA Solar System Exploration Research Virtual Institute; Jay Ridgewell - Curtin University, Australia; Yara Al-Rajeh - AMES Research Centre, NASA

The Evolving Role of Citizen Science in Education
Joseph Roche* - Trinity College Dublin; Nicola Davis - Trinity College Dublin

Citizen Science as an Innovative Disruptor
Nicole Garneau - Denver Museum of Nature & Science

From Wildlife to Justice: Creating Safe Environmental Spaces for Everyone
Angelique Hjarding - North Carolina Wildlife Federation


Friday May 19, 2017 2:15pm - 3:15pm CDT
Meeting Rooms 2 & 3
 


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  • A-01: Symposium: Advanced Data Sharing
  • A-02: Name(s) Matter(s)
  • A-03: Are Decisions Being Made with the Data we Collect?
  • A-04: Empowering Communities with Aquatic Data Collection
  • A-05: The Power of Place
  • A-06: Data Collection: Reflecting on What Makes a Dataset Robust
  • A-07: Environmental Management
  • A-08: Symposium: Citizen Science Communication - Connecting across disciplines
  • A-09: Evolving How We Think About Our Practice
  • A-10: Symposium: Using Citizen Science and Deep Participation to Support Urban Diversity
  • B-01: Symposium: Citizen Science across a spectrum
  • B-02: Symposium: Waypoints of Science
  • B-03: Things Come Together
  • B-04: Creative Mechanisms for Engaging People
  • B-05: Symposium: The Integrity Diversity and Equity (IDE) Working Group
  • B-06: Symposium: One Billion Wildlife Observations: Crowdsourcing Digital Collections
  • B-07: Symposium: Embrace the Bureaucracy: Navigating Institutional Barriers to Citizen Science
  • B-08: A Listening Session about Citizen Science and Science Learning
  • B-09: Participants and Participation
  • B-10: Partnership and Cooperation
  • C-01: Symposium: World Cafe: Which citizens have a moral responsibility to participate in science and how can we tell when that responsibility has been fulfilled?
  • C-02: Big Ideas From the Global Context
  • C-03: Understanding Who Participates
  • C-04: Issues Around Health Data
  • C-05: Breaking Down Walls to Science Practice
  • C-06: Keeping Tabs on Ethics
  • C-07: Symposium: Citizen Science Crossing the Line: Engendering Behavior Changes in Participants
  • C-08: Understanding Participants
  • C-09: Community-driven Coastal Governance
  • C-10: Symposium: Building engaged citizen science communities through libraries
  • D-01: Symposium: Designing Collaborative Science Projects and Tools for Conservation
  • D-02: Symposium: Advancing Biomedical Research With Academic Research and Public Creativity
  • D-03: Symposium: The Emerging Whole: Putting Citizen Science in Place
  • D-04: Tools for People Running Projects
  • D-05: Symposium: Professional development and curricular resources
  • D-06: Symposium: Integrating Citizen Science into Conservation Resource Management: Strategies and Impacts
  • D-07: Symposium: A Diversity of BioBlitz Approaches
  • D-08: Symposium: Evidence-based principles to guide project owners in the co-management of project participants within the SciStarter ecosystem
  • D-09: Symposium: How do we figure out what works for youth in citizen science?
  • D-10: Symposium: How do we figure out what works for youth in citizen science?
  • E-01: Symposium: Advancing our Global Understanding of Citizen Science Engagement through Cross Programmatic Research
  • E-02: Community Empowerment
  • E-03: Engaging Students in Rich Science Experiences
  • E-04: Winning Over Educators by Supporting Them
  • E-05: Participant Engagement and Retention
  • E-06: The Power in Traditional Knowledge
  • E-07: Transforming Institutions and Models with Citizen Science
  • E-08: Insights from Computer Science
  • E-09: Web Development Insights
  • E-10: Symposium: A Global Movement: CS Around the World from a Scientific-Social-Cultural-Political Context
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  • Project Slam!
  • Roundtables: Tools for Citizen Science