People living near active volcanoes can play a vital role in the monitoring and management of environmental hazards. Citizen science has been one of the most effective and exciting applications of crowdsourcing, with a whole heap of fascinating projects benefiting from pulling the crowd of enthusiastic amateurs into their endeavours. Whilst many of these projects have important goals in mind, there is one that has arguably a more important outcome than most. Citizen science projects that use low
Islands Diversity for Science Education is a project co-funded by the Erasmus+ Agency of the European Union, that aims to integrate science research in classrooms located in Islands across the world, through the Design Thinking methodology. By using a collaborative inquiry approach and an interdisciplinary pedagogical model that integrates students personal geography, students will invest in research that is relevant to their local communities. The final outcome will be in the form of a science
Welcome to OSOS community! This is the space in the portal that provides to the partners all the necessary material and means to: Get all the information and be familiarized with the features of the portal Support the partners and especially the National Coordinators on the efficient use of the portal services for the implementation of the project activities Facilitate the communication among the partners and especially with the technical team You can find here a list of useful material
