iSpot - OU Conference
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Presentation on iSpot at the OU Conference, 22-23 June 2010
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iSpot - OU Conference
- 1. Doug Clow OU Conference, 22-23 June 2010
- 11. iSpot in action
- 12. “… I am new to iSpot and have to say that having a community of people with the knowledge and enthusiasm to help with the identification of all the creatures people come across is a brilliant thing." “ Thank you so much, With all the books I have it is so hard identifying birds.... Thank goodness for iSpot” "I found out about iSpot in my husband's copy of Sesame and am addicted! Have been telling family and friends about it and am now waiting to start S159." "Thank you S159 / iSpot and all its contributors for getting me interested in nature :)" "I am really enjoying the way iSpot gets people thinking and talking about nature, and I can't go outside now without "seeing" things and I just want a camera with me all the time now!"
- 14. Euonymus Leaf Notcher ( Pryeria sinica ) Independent Six-year-old girl discovers Asian moth in UK Daily Express Six-year-old finds UK’s rarest moth Teletext Girl finds rare moth Daily Mirror A hairy moment for little Katie Daily Mail Spotted in Britain for the first time, the voracious Asian moth Newbury Today Rare moth found in West Berkshire
- 15. Experts
- 18. Fairy Rings of Participation (Makriyannis & De Liddo, 2010)
Notas do Editor
- This is a model of the user-driven aspect of the Biodiversity Observatory and how it will help people with a casual interest into informal, and ultimately formal, learning about biodiversity.
- This is a model of the user-driven aspect of the Biodiversity Observatory and how it will help people with a casual interest into informal, and ultimately formal, learning about biodiversity.
- This is a model of the user-driven aspect of the Biodiversity Observatory and how it will help people with a casual interest into informal, and ultimately formal, learning about biodiversity.
- The current home page
- An example of an iSpot observation – a good photo of a non-obvious species of damselfly (and immature female not showing its mature colours), tentatively identified by the original observer, corrected by an iSpot expert (who received three agreements), and with a very helpful explanation of the identification features in the Comments section (provided by a British Dragonfly Society representative)