Citizen Science – Forschen mit Schulen. Grundlagen, Empfehlungen & praktische Tipps für gemeinsame Projekte

The booklet "Citizen Science – Forschen mit Schulen. Grundlagen, Empfehlungen & praktische Tipps für gemeinsame Projekte" (en: "Citizen Science - Research with Schools. Basics, recommendations & practical tips for joint projects") was developed by researchers and teachers and can therefore be used by both sides for the planning and implementation of citizen science projects. Readers will find a wealth of experience and knowledge that has been built up over the years in the field of science-school collaboration. The collected recommendations and tips for joint citizen science projects can be found in seven chapters:

  1. Introduction
  2. Citizen science in Austria
  3. Added value of citizen science at and with schools
  4. Project planning and implementation
  5. Legal and ethical aspects
  6. Effective use of framework conditions
  7. Anchoring cooperation in the long term

A handy checklist at the end of the brochure provides a quick overview of the most important points to consider when planning and conducting citizen science projects at and with schools. Special highlight: All pictures and graphics were made by pupils in a creative competition.

The working group, which created this brochure, is led by the OeAD-Center for Citizen Science and is part of the Citizen Science Network Austria.

Publish information

Publisher: OeAD
Year of publication: 2021
License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5865481

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Created Feb. 22, 2022, 4:46 p.m.
Updated Sept. 1, 2022, 12:59 p.m.
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Language
German
Keywords
School Citizen Science Recommendations Tipp
Theme
Project Management Instructions
Category
Text : Guideline
Audience
Educators Cs Project Leaders & Initiators All Audiences
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