Amy Mayer at Schools.com wrote a great story about citizen science, featuring a few insights from Dr. Lisa Gardiner and me (both part of the Science for Citizens team). Read it and report back. That’s not an order…or is it?
Archive | September, 2011
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White House Champions of Change
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Hover(key)board
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One Holy Archetypal Burrito (OHAB)
- Favorite lopped off hands
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Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders: Ask ‘Em Anything
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Introducing Thank You Rosekind
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Man Surprisingly Not Ashamed to Appear in Guinness Book of World Records: Gamers Edition
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Man Surprisingly Not Ashamed to Appear in Guinness Book of World Records: Gamers Edition
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12 Days of Christmasy Citizen Science Projects
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3 Ways to Make Science Less Sciency
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Visiting Fan Attends Philadelphia Eagles Game, Survives
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Schools.com: Don’t just sit there–do some science!
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Arizona Cardinals Cheerleaders: Ask ‘Em Anything
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Mimefest: A Visit to the Pharmacist
- Sarha: Have you even been to Snoqualmie? It's a beautiful...
- Sami Cetin: Hi John, my niece Leyla Hasso drove a 1'00"37 towa...
- John Ohab: That's great. Congrats! That record took me foreve...
- Mammoth: Hello John.....I have an un-official record on Mar...
- John Williams: Your post really helped me to understand the Artic...
- Heather Marsh: This...is...awesome! My son would totally love thi...
- Ma-an Maroma: Nice! Want low priced Arizona Cardinals tickets? W...
September 10, 2011
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