#CS4RL
An open access and peer-reviewed guide book series from the LIBER Citizen Science Working Group.
- Citizen Science Skilling for Library Staff, Researchers, and the Public - edited by Jitka Stilund Hansen
- Library Infrastructures and Citizen Science - edited by Kirsty Wallis
- Open Science Meets Citizen Science - edited by Bastian Greshake Tzovaras
- Developing Guidelines & Citizen Science - edited by Paul Ayris - Publishing ETA
- Collated four part series as one volume: Citizen Science for Research Libraries – A Guide - Publishing ETA
The guide is designed to be a practical and compact gateway publication for the purpose of assisting research libraries to start setting up a Citizen Science programme.
Citizen Science for research libraries is a way to build new and more engaged audiences as a way to establish new links between science and society.
The guide will address the unique context of research libraries – as becoming the ‘go to place’ for the new and exciting Open Science data world that is opening up to the wider public.
As a starting point the guide will use the four recommendations for Citizen Science from the LIBER Open Science Roadmap: infrastructures; good scientific practice; guidelines, and; skilling.
Co-Editors-in-Chief: Thomas Kaarsted & Simon Worthington. Correspondence simon.worthington@tib.eu. Editorial Committee: Paul Ayris (Chair), Bastian Greshake Tzovaras, Jitka Stilund Hansen, and Kirsty Wallis.
Series: libereurope.eu/cs4rlPrint-on-demand copies available from Amazon and other online retailers.
Published by LIBER Citizen Science Working Group.
Collaborations: SciStarter and ECSA.
Copyright © 2023 the authors. Publication, articles, and images licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License – (CC BY-SA) unless otherwise stated.
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Correspondence: Simon Worthington, simon.worthington@tib.eu