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- 1. Working the Crowd : Learning from Galaxy Zoo Chris Lintott chris@zooniverse.org
- 5. 70,000 60,000 Classifications per hour 50,000 40,000 30,000 20,000 10,000 0 0 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 Hours
- 13. An ‘ethics’ of Citizen Science
- 14. The ground rules for Citizen Science
- 15. The ground rules for Citizen Science 1. Telling people about the purpose of the research and about its context is a good thing.
- 16. The ground rules for Citizen Science 1. Telling people about the purpose of the research and about its context is a good thing. 2. Treat participants as collaborators not as subjects
- 20. The ground rules for Citizen Science 1. Telling people about the purpose of the research and about its context is a good thing. 2. Treat participants as collaborators not as subjects 3. Do not waste people’s time
- 28. Known knowns : Data reduction by science team
- 29. Known knowns : Data reduction by science team Known unknowns : Results funnelled to specific researchers
- 30. Known knowns : Data reduction by science team Known unknowns : Results funnelled to specific researchers Unknown unknowns : Currently rely on forum moderators to filter.
- 31. Task Favourites Pages Answer Annotation User Alerts Sections Asset Project Tags
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- Working at web scale...or not.
- Making discovery possible.
- The role of an intermediate interface
- Peas. Users as advocates
- Who are these people? Not your traditional Citizen Scientists; these are not amateur astronomers, nor bird watchers (~1%).
- - fundamental lesson is that ‘SCIENCE IS SOMETHING I CAN DO’ - 1 is not always possible, but dual purpose research. Instead of sorting cars into order, do something useful...
- - fundamental lesson is that ‘SCIENCE IS SOMETHING I CAN DO’ - 1 is not always possible, but dual purpose research. Instead of sorting cars into order, do something useful...
- - fundamental lesson is that ‘SCIENCE IS SOMETHING I CAN DO’ - 1 is not always possible, but dual purpose research. Instead of sorting cars into order, do something useful...
- - fundamental lesson is that ‘SCIENCE IS SOMETHING I CAN DO’ - 1 is not always possible, but dual purpose research. Instead of sorting cars into order, do something useful...
- 1 & 3 together mean that one must have a sense of what is wanted as well as allowing free exploration. But lack of free exploration will cause problems.
- Modes of engagement
- Modes of engagement
- Modes of engagement
- oldweather.org Map is WWII. Blue - previous data, Red - digitised. We’re extending this to WWI. Example given is HMS Warspite from 1941 (Battle of Crete).
- oldweather.org Map is WWII. Blue - previous data, Red - digitised. We’re extending this to WWI. Example given is HMS Warspite from 1941 (Battle of Crete).
- Example of generalised problem.
- Example of generalised problem.
- Example of generalised problem.
- Example of generalised problem.
- Content - educational resources. Enriching user experience by showing dynamic content • Scope for small 'sprint' projects as well as larger commitments Single Sign On
- - Why not open source? - Keeping volunteers in one place : Good for us, progression for them - A quality assured set of projects. - Open calls, more projects to come
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- This is a design problem - but not one we have had to face yet. Change in press?
- - Why not open source? - Keeping volunteers in one place : Good for us, progression for them - A quality assured set of projects. - Open calls, more projects to come