Join us for an introduction to NASA citizen science projects and a suite of digital tools to help you host a NASA Citizen Science Event in your library.

Join us to reflect on what you learned at this conference, or to hear what you missed. Starts noon ET. Register here.

Listen and learn about space biology, the impressive accomplishments and ambitious goals of these working groups, and a model of citizen science that centers not on a single research question, but on a scientific resource.

Web analytics is the process of collecting and analyzing data to reveal visitor traffic and engagement patterns on webpages. But what tools are available, and how does a busy citizen science team make best use of them? Watch to learn the basics.

Funding:On March 13 Dr. Josh Pepper, a Program Officer from NASA’s Astrophysics Division will explain the landscape of different proposal calls and share insights on how share insights on how solicitations are written, how proposals are reviewed, and how funding is handled.

OpenData Management plans and long-term archives of citizen science project data: On March 6 Dr. Steven Crawford who leads NASA’s Open Science work will discuss these issues and more.

ArtificialIntelligence in practice: On February 20 the Zooniverse’s Dr. Laura Trouille joined us to share new functionality of the Zooniverse platform, including ways that Zooniverse projects are adjusting to work with new Artificial Intelligence/ machine learning tools.

There’s a special collection on The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Citizen Science in the journal Citizen Science Theory and Practice. Our February 6 event featured the editorial team, which was led by Zooniverse’s own Dr. Lucy Fortson.