Acknowledgements and resources
9.1 Additional project team
Professor Lucy Fortson, University of Minnesota
Dr. Cliff Johnson, Zooniverse Co-Director & Science Lead, Adler Planetarium
Dr. Laura Trouille, Vice President of Science Engagement, Adler Planetarium
Linda Greve, Program Director for Community Outreach and Grants Coordinator, University of Minnesota Libraries
Tawny Lane, Government Grant Manager, Adler Planetarium
Shannon Farrell, Data Curation Network
Wanda Marsolek, Data Curation Network
9.2 Cohort members and projects
- Rachael Scarborough King (University of California Santa Barbara)
- Roger Martínez-Davíla (University of Colorado Colorado Springs)
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Heather Barnes (Wake Forest University)
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Susan Egenolf (Texas Agricultural & Mechanical University)
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Hilary Havens (University of Tennessee Knoxville)
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Carrie Johnston (Wake Forest University)
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Jessica Richard (Wake Forest University)
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Jessica Wilson-Saia (Wake Forest University)
People’s Contest Digital Archive
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Kevin Clair (Pennsylvania State University)
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Haven Harrington (Pennsylvania State University)
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Yue Tang (Pennsylvania State University)
- Carolyn Dever (Dartmouth College)
- Peter Logan (Temple University)
- Amy Larner Giroux, University of Central Florida
- Roger Panetta (Fordham University)
Additional Cohort Members
Valerie Achterhof (University of Illinois Chicago)
Amy Bailey (University of Illinois Chicago)
Kate Boyd (University of South Carolina)
Graham Duncan (University of South Carolina)
Heather Heckman (University of South Carolina)
Tom Hollenhorst (University of Minnesota Duluth)
Tyler Hoppenfeld (University of California Davis)
Suphan Kirmizialtin (New York University Abu Dhabi)
Rebecca Morgan (American Museum of Natural History)
Ashley Reichelmann (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)
Rebecca Schneider (New Mexico Highlands University)
Emily Stanback (University of Southern Mississippi)
Serenity Sutherland (State University of New York Oswego)
Susannah Ural (University of Southern Mississippi)
David Joseph Wrisley (New York University)
9.3 Institute website
Visit the institute website.
9.4 Works cited
Authored publications
- Breathing new life into death certificate: Extracting handwritten cause of death in the LIFE-M project (Bailey, Leonard, Price, et al.)
- Engaging Crowds: New options for subject delivery & interaction (Blickhan)
- New developments in crowdsourced text transcription (Blickhan)
- The Zooniverse: A Quick Starter Guide for Research Teams (Blickhan)
- "Strangers in the Landscape": On Research Development and Making Things for Making (Blickhan, Granger, Noordin and Rother)
- How to Get Grant Money in the Humanities and Social Sciences (Folsom)
- Building Better Digital Humanities Tools: Toward broader audiences and user-centered designs (Gibbs and Owens)
- The Rise of Crowdsourcing (Howe)
- The Crowd and The Library (Owens)
- The Collective Wisdom Handbook: Perspectives on Crowdsourcing in Cultural Heritage (Ridge, Blickhan, Ferriter, et al.)
- Tutorial Designs and Task Types in Zooniverse (Rosser and Wiggins)
- Discovering features in gravitational-wave data through detector characterization, citizen science and machine learning (Soni, Berry, Coughlin, et al.)
- Top Ten Tips - Writing a Great Zooniverse Tutorial (Spiers)
- Preface to Explorations in Economic History: Methods (Wanamaker, Frydman, Dahl)
Web resources and tutorials
- Aggregation for Caesar
- ALICE: the Aggregate Line Inspector & Collaborative Editor
- Appen
- Clickworker
- Comma-separated values
- CoreTrustSeal
- Dryad
- The Endings Project
- Guide to Social Science Data Preparation and Archiving
- Guide to writing "readme" style metadata
- How to set up your project using the Transcription Task
- Mapping Prejudice
- Markdown
- Mechanical Turk
- Multi-Image Manifest generator (Python Script)
- Open ICSPR
- Open Science Framework
- Panoptes CLI
- Zooniverse Python client
- Zooniverse Question Task Aggregation