Between Infotainment and Citizen Science: Degrees of Intended Non-expert Participation Through Knowledge Communication
Jan Engberg
Abstract:An important part of scientific communication nowadays is to communicate backgrounds and results of research to the interested public and to other researchers, following the general principle of ‘open science’. The part of such scientific communication oriented towards the general public is often interchangeably called, for instance, popularisation, democratisation or dissemination, to mention some of the frequent denominations. In this conceptual chapter, a continuum of categories is proposed for this type of… Show more
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