Climate Game ClimarisQ Teaches Trade-Offs, Not Facts, Study Finds
An evaluation of the climate decision-making game ClimarisQ finds that players value its scientific credibility and that its main educational ...
An evaluation of the climate decision-making game ClimarisQ finds that players value its scientific credibility and that its main educational ...
Researchers in Ireland have developed GreenDealz, a supermarket-themed festival toolkit that significantly boosts public knowledge of the critical raw materials ...
A new citizen science project called Who Eats Whom has turned thousands of iNaturalist photographs into a searchable global food ...
A randomised video experiment in the UAE and Oman shows that framing Quaternary geoheritage through archaeology and local culture sustains ...
Interviews with Namibian geoscientists reveal a profession that values public outreach but remains stuck in one-way, deficit-model communication, constrained by ...
CosmoAmautas, a Peruvian non-profit that has trained more than 200 teachers and reached over 10,000 students with inquiry-based planetary science, ...
A University of Minnesota study found that a seven-hour mass communications curriculum significantly improved medical students' comfort, interest, and self-reported ...
A new Nature Water comment article argues that strengthening public understanding of how water, wastewater and stormwater systems work, termed ...
A Brazilian research team built and tested a free, gamified knowledge translation platform that measurably improved public understanding of health ...
Researchers have launched Who Eats Whom, an open-source database built on iNaturalist citizen science observations that has already logged roughly ...
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