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Learn in this video what evaluation means, what it implies and how it can be linked to other concepts like RRI.

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In this video we also refer to the concept of RRI which stands for Responsible Research and Innovation.

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Announcements

Welcome and Introduction

Evaluation: What is it and why do we need it?

Introduction to some core dimensions of evaluation in citizen science

Evaluation of outcomes for individual participants

Evaluating outcomes for socio-environmental and economic systems

Evaluating outcomes for science and individual scientists

Introduction to the practical examples

CurieuzeNeuzen Vlaanderen - measuring NO2 levels

CAPTOR - Measuring ozone pollution with low-cost devices

Tools and methods in evaluating citizen science

Main challenges in evaluation

Reflective questions, templates and self-assessement

Self-assessment survey

Further information

Sources

Acknowledgements

Evaluation: What is it and why do we need it?

Course description

Announcements

Welcome & Introduction

Welcome and Introduction

What is evaluation and why do we do it?

Evaluation: What is it and why do we need it?

Core dimensions of evaluation in Citizen Science

Introduction to some core dimensions of evaluation in citizen science

Evaluation of outcomes for individual participants

Evaluating outcomes for socio-environmental and economic systems

Evaluating outcomes for science and individual scientists

Practical examples, methods and tools used for evaluation in Citizen Science

Introduction to the practical examples

CurieuzeNeuzen Vlaanderen - measuring NO2 levels

CAPTOR - Measuring ozone pollution with low-cost devices

Tools and methods in evaluating citizen science

Main challenges in evaluation and impact assessment

Main challenges in evaluation

Summary & Self-Assessment

Reflective questions, templates and self-assessement

Self-assessment survey

Further Information

Further information

Sources & Acknowledgements

Sources

Acknowledgements