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Citizen Science Inspiration
"Citizen Science: Everybody Counts" with Caren Cooper. TEDx Greensboro, 2017.
Introduction to this guide...
Citizen scientists advance knowledge by observing phenomena, recording data, and assisting, actively, with professional researchers in the field. This guide has been created to bring together selected resources that speak to citizen science as a topic of scholarship and community of practice as well as to opportunities through which our students, general public, and research staff can engage.
While opportunities abound, it has been my intent (primarily) to identify and to link to programs, projects, and educational tools (library collections and services) from within our "neighborhood"-- our institution, Wisconsin, and the Midwest.
Companion Research Guide
Engage with Science in Our Community (Campus Calendar of Events)
Citizen Science, At Home
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Citizen Science at Home, Nature on PBSBlog post linking to resource hubs (many also linked from this guide) and to games, activities.
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STEAM Squad!"People-powered STEAM curriculum for grades 5-7." New projects posted on Tuesdays.
Reading Lists
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Literary Science 1: K-5 Mentor Texts, CCBC BooklistSuggested children's literature that can be used as mentor texts across the four broad areas of the Next Generation Science Standards. Compiled by staff with the Cooperative Children's Book Center.