How citizen scientists collect data and put it on the website

Submitted by vitalteach on Thu, 2010-11-18 20:08
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    Follow along this step-by-step guide as citizen scientists Morgan and Harry collect data and put it on the website. Skim it to get comfy with Vital Signs, or print it out and use it as a reference during your own investigation.

    Download the guide below under Documents.
    Scroll down to watch the VIDEO!

Project Information
Grade Level: 
Professional development
How should others reference your work?: 
vitalteach, Tutorials: How citizen scientists collect data and put it on the website, Gulf of Maine Research Institute, Vital Signs program, 2010
Documents
Documents: 
application/pdf iconvs_guide_citsci_032212.pdf
Videos
Videos: 
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Comments

Submitted by barbchivvis on Sat, 2011-07-09 11:46.

outing on kezar's North End

we are planning to join the water outing on Kezar's North End this afternoon.
Barb

Submitted by boggyplants on Sat, 2010-11-27 13:04.

Invaluable tutorial

Hi Folks,
I find this instruction sheet invaluable. I'm still looking for the teacher "make a team name" instruction but I'll find that step!

The instructions seem very kid and teacher friendly. As I cruise through what the students will need to do, and what I should have "top of mind" it brings back a lot of memories - and those little activities such as quality check.

boggyplant (Joan)

Submitted by gmri on Sun, 2010-11-28 21:21.

tuts for teachers

Here's the teacher-focused tutorial I think you're referring to that shows how teachers create accounts for their student teams:

http://vitalsignsme.org/how-teachers-set-investigations-their-students

Glad you're finding these tutorials useful! If you have ideas or wishes for others, please send them our way (vitalsigns@gmri.org).