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Join us on February 20, 2019, for a day of learning and empowerment with leading presenters in citizen science. Discover ways to connect communities to valuable scientific projects through public libraries and improve research efficiency. Be part of the 5th Annual Citizen Science Day on April 13, 2019, celebrating projects worldwide and the impactful work of citizen scientists. Access free resources, engage in the Megathon activity, and introduce citizen science to your library today!
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Citizen Science Day 2019:Add Real Scientific Research to Your Library Programming! • Welcome to • Midday • at the Oasis • February 20, 2019 Presenters: Darlene Cavalier, School for the Future of Innovation in Society at ASU; SciStarter Dan Stanton, Arizona State University Library; SciStarter Pietro Michelucci, PhD, Executive Director, Human Computation Institute
@ASU_SFIS @SciStarter Partner Organizations
Libraries can connect regular people to real science they can do. And advance scientific research in the process! Connecting People to Real Science
Citizen Science kits in circulation through public libraries. Circulating Kits in Libraries SciStarter.org/library
Citizen Science School Districts Citizen Science School Districts
Citizen Science Campus Citizen Science Campus
Because someone you know is a CITIZEN SCIENTIST eBird 1.5 million reports Water testing 1.5 million monitors SETI@home 5 million volunteers
Let’s make research more efficient by connecting communities of citizen scientists AND fields of research.
Librarian’s Guide • Learn more about citizen science and connections with libraries • Discover STEM-related issues of interest or concern to your communities • Connect existing programs and communities to projects on SciStarter • Access resources to help people learn about and engage in citizen science projects • Access information, resources, projects, and even instruments needed to collect and analyze data • Plan Citizen Science Day events • Sustain ongoing engagement in citizen science Librarian’s Guide to Citizen Science Download from SciStarter.org/citizen-science-day
Citizen Science Day 5th Annual Citizen Science Day: April 13, 2019 Citizen Science Association & SciStarter.org
Celebrating Projects Worldwide 5th Annual Citizen Science Day: April 13, 2019 Citizen Science Association & SciStarter.org Celebrating the work of citizen scientists and the diversity of citizen science projects across the world.
The Power of Citizen Science 5th Annual Citizen Science Day: April 13, 2019 Citizen Science Association & SciStarter.org Celebrating the work of citizen scientists and the diversity of citizen science projects across the world. Encouraging the public to get involved and connecting people to the power of citizen science.
Introduce citizen science to your library! The Citizen Science Day webpage (SciStarter.org/citizen-science-day) offers free resources, including: Logos and promotional materials Event calendar and map (add and find events) Downloadable fliers and posters. “Citizen Science Program in a Box” resource for librarians to introduce citizen science to patrons. Reading lists. Links to embeddable Project Finders. Information on Citizen Science Kits for libraries. Links to additional resources from the Citizen Science Association. Introduce Citizen Science to your Library!
Resources • Librarian’s Guide to Citizen Science • Citizen Science Day website: SciStarter.org/Citizen-Science-Day • SciStarter’sembeddable Project Finder • Downloadable fliers featuring popular projects • Online event calendar & map (add your events!) • People Finder tool to connect with local project scientists and volunteers
Downloadable Materials Download Citizen Science Day posters, “talk aloud” activities, reading lists, flyers and more! SciStarter.org/Citizen-Science-Day
Links to resources and projects referenced in this presentation SciStarter:https://www.scistarter.com SciStarter embeddable Project Finder:https://scistarter.com/widget/new Arizona State University, School for the Future of Innovation in Society: https://sfis.asu.edu/school-future-innovation-society Arizona State University Library (CitSci): https://libguides.asu.edu/citizenscience Citizen Science Day: https://scistarter.com/citizen-science-day Citizen Science Association: https://citizenscience.org/ Citizen Science Association CitSciDay Promotional Resources: https://citizenscience.org/events/citizen-science-day/ Citizen Science Association Tips and Templates for hosting online or in-person events:https://citizenscience.org/events/citizen-science-day/ Federal Citizen Science Website: https://www.citizenscience.gov/ NIH CitSciBio:https://citscibio.org/ STARnet:https://www.starnetlibraries.org/ Cornerstones of Science:https://www.cornerstonesofscience.org/
Featured activity: Stall Catchers MEGATHON! Featured Activity The Megathon will bring together thousands of intergenerational patrons who will work together in libraries for one hour analyzing real research data to answer a key research question about Alzheimer's disease that would normally take scientists at Cornell an entire year. Register and find a step-by-step Megathon guide here: Megathon.us
What is Stall Catchers What is . ?
Researchers -- not subjects Virtual Microscope
30% less blood flow in the brain in Alzheimer’s
Reason: stalls clogged blood vessels in the brain
Restoring Blood Flow Restores Memory Restoring blood flow restores memory and reduces other symptoms in mice
Reduces Symptoms in Mice Restoring blood flow restores memory and reduces other symptoms in mice
6 to 12 months to answer one research question
Join now! megathon.us ✔ register - dual Stall Catchers & SciStarter signup ✔ info - learn & share about the event ✔ resources - librarian, teacher, participant step-by-step guides
Join the Citizen Science Day Celebration! Join open, weekly planning calls offered each Wednesday at 4 PM EST via Zoom (https://zoom.us/j/272718633 ) or phone (646-558-8656 Meeting ID: 272 718 633). FAQ, timelines, agendas, and contact information can be found in this shared Google Folder: http://bit.ly/2UoorYB
SciStarter is your gateway to more than3,000 citizen science projects “SciStarter is the Amazon.com of Citizen Science,” Carl Zimmer, Discover Magazine
Use the mini Project Finder on the home page How to Find Projects or the Advanced Search option to find projects. Search by: Activities Location Indoor/outdoor Interest Online/offline Age level
Search for Events Embed the project and event finder on your website.
Find Projects Find Projects Free, Plug-and-Play, Customizable “Project Finder Widgets” Add Citizen Science to your library’s website in minutes: https://scistarter.org/widget
Find Projects Free, Plug-and-Play, Customizable “Project Finder Widgets” Add Citizen Science to your library’s website in minutes: https://scistarter.org/widget
Links to resources and projects – Continued Projects Stall Catchers (ALZ): https://scistarter.com/project/1014-Stall-Catchers-by-EyesOnALZ GLOBE Observer Clouds: https://scistarter.com/project/16830-GLOBE-Observer-Clouds ZomBEE Watch: https://www.scistarter.com/zombee Meet Your Mites: https://scistarter.com/project/19498-Meet-Your-Mites iNaturalist: https://www.inaturalist.org CoCoRaHS: https://scistarter.com/project/25-CoCoRaHS-Rain-Hail-Snow-Network Tools and Kits CoCoRaHS Rain Gauge: http://www.weatheryourway.com/cocorahs/store.html Air Beam Monitor: https://scistarter.com/project/715-AirCasting ZomBEE Kits: https://www.scistarter.com/minikits Meet Your Mites Kits: https://www.scistarter.com/minikits This is a small sample of what’s out there!
Next Steps Contact info@SciStarter.com and we will show you how to: • Access many resources • Add your event to SciStarter • Recruit participants and volunteers • Learn how to host a Megathon • Bring Citizen Science to YOUR library! Just Ask SciStarter! info@SciStarter.com
Funding Statement Developed resources reported are supported by the National Library of Medicine (NLM), National Institutes of Health, under Cooperative Agreement number UG4LM012341 with the UCLA Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health. Connect with your National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NNLM) region to find out about NLM resources, training, and funding opportunities for libraries: https://nnlm.gov