Science 2.0: Bridging science and the public

“Science 2.0” is still evolving; basically, it is an ongoing, “natural” experiment about a potentially novel way of participating in knowledge construction processes based on Internet applications. The topic of this article is scientific culture and organisation that interact with communities of int...

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Published in:Nordic journal of digital literacy 2011, Vol.6, p.326-340
Main Author: Hetland, Per
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
apomediation
boundary infrastructures
citizen science
Science 2.0
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Summary:“Science 2.0” is still evolving; basically, it is an ongoing, “natural” experiment about a potentially novel way of participating in knowledge construction processes based on Internet applications. The topic of this article is scientific culture and organisation that interact with communities of interests outside of institutions, based on analyses of systematic biology and the mapping of biodiversity. The focus will be on the convergence of professionals and so-called amateurs involved in the production of new knowledge.
ISSN:1891-943X
0809-6724
1891-943X