Maintaining a positive online atmosphere (Optional - 10 minutes)

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Maintaining a positive online atmosphere (Optional - 10 minutes) | ECSacademy

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Online discussion can be wonderful - or full of unpleasantness. Here are some tips to create a pleasant atmosphere in your online community so that all volunteers feel valued and confident.

If you are not planning to include extensive online discussion in your project, you can skip this section and read the 3-minute "Discussion Forums: Short Summary" instead (this is the same document as the previous section). However, some tips here may still be relevant to you.

Welcome to the course! (2 minutes)

Course overview (3 minutes)

Motivations: A short introduction (2 minutes)

Motivations of Astronomy Citizen Scientists (5 minutes)

Some different reasons to do citizen science (4 minutes)

Motivations wrap-up (1 minute)

Recruiting Citizen Scientists (2 minutes)

What do citizen scientists want to know first? (2 minutes)

Jargon (3 minutes)

Communication with established volunteers (5 minutes)

Introduction to Community Building (1 minute)

Face-to-face communities (3 minutes)

What type of online discussion tools should I use? (3 minutes)

Should my project have a discussion forum? (10 minutes)

What will you build into your discussion forum? (Optional - 5 minutes)

Maintaining a positive online atmosphere (Optional - 10 minutes)

The impact of citizen science upon the participant (5 minutes)

Concerns you or volunteers might have and how to address them (10 minutes)

A Community's Creations (7 minutes)

Congratulations! (2 minutes)

Final Quiz (8 minutes)

Further Reading

Sources and Acknowledgements

Maintaining a positive online atmosphere (Optional - 10 minutes)

Course description

Welcome and Introduction (5 minutes)

Welcome to the course! (2 minutes)

Course overview (3 minutes)

Why do people do citizen science? (12 minutes)

Motivations: A short introduction (2 minutes)

Motivations of Astronomy Citizen Scientists (5 minutes)

Some different reasons to do citizen science (4 minutes)

Motivations wrap-up (1 minute)

Engagement and Communication (12 minutes)

Recruiting Citizen Scientists (2 minutes)

What do citizen scientists want to know first? (2 minutes)

Jargon (3 minutes)

Communication with established volunteers (5 minutes)

Community Building (32 minutes)

Introduction to Community Building (1 minute)

Face-to-face communities (3 minutes)

What type of online discussion tools should I use? (3 minutes)

Should my project have a discussion forum? (10 minutes)

What will you build into your discussion forum? (Optional - 5 minutes)

Maintaining a positive online atmosphere (Optional - 10 minutes)

The Potential of the Citizen Scientist (22 minutes)

The impact of citizen science upon the participant (5 minutes)

Concerns you or volunteers might have and how to address them (10 minutes)

A Community's Creations (7 minutes)

Summary and Self-Assessment (10 minutes)

Congratulations! (2 minutes)

Final Quiz (8 minutes)

Further Reading

Further Reading

Sources and Acknowledgements

Sources and Acknowledgements