Journal issue on participatory methods and impact assessment in Citizen Science

Eight articles on "Participatory evaluation and impact assessment in Citizen Science" appeared in the last issue of the journal fteval.

1 min read · 01. November 2022

The current issue of fteval contains eight contributions from the international community dealing with the evaluation of citizen science projects:

Editorial: Participatory Evaluation and Impact Assessment in Citizen Science.
Participatory evaluation practices in citizen social science: Insights from three case studies.
Reflecting on deepening participation in recruitment and evaluation in citizen science - Lessons from the WeCount project.
A participatory, multidimensional and modular impact assessment methodology for citizen science projects.
Evaluating citizen science initiatives through a citizen science-based approach.
The value of visual co-analysis models for an inclusive citizen science approach. Inspired by co-creation methods from design thinking.
The “payback“ of citizen science: A participatory evaluation and impact assessment model for social innovation projects.
Quality assurance indicators for environmental citizen science. Development of indicators for volunteer-based biodiversity monitoring.
Documenting and assessing open innovation: co-creation of an open data model for surgical training.

In the future, due to rising inflation and costs, there will no longer be a print version of fteval. The journal will appear exclusively as an online publication.

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