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Author(s): Ann Borda , Jonathan P Bowen

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Conference name: Proceedings of EVA London 2020 (EVA 2020)

Conference theme: AI and the Arts: Artificial Imagination

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Keywords: Alan Turing, Citizen science, Crowdsourcing, Museums, Public engagement, Public research

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S BoianoA BordaG Gaia 2019 Participatory innovation and prototyping in the cultural section: A case study J WeinelJ. P BowenG DiproseN Lambert EVA London 2019: Electronic Visualisation and the Arts 18 26 BCS, Electronic Workshops in Computing [Cross Ref]
C BonacchiA BevanA Keinan-SchoonbaertD PettJ Wexler 2019 Participation in heritage crowdsourcing Museum Management and Curatorship 34 2 166 182 [Cross Ref]
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A BordaJ. P Bowen 2011 Virtual collaboration and community Information Resources Management Association Virtual Communities: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools and Applications chapter 8.9 2600 2611 IGI Global [Cross Ref]
A BordaJ. P Bowen 2019 Smart cities and digital culture: Models of innovation Giannini and Bowen 2019 chapter 27 523 549 [Cross Ref]
A BordaK GrayL Downie 2019 Citizen Science Models in Health Research: an Australian Commentary Online Journal of Public Health Informatics 11 3 e23 December [Cross Ref]
A BordaK GrayY Fu 2019 Research Data Management in Health and Biomedical Citizen Science: Practices and Prospects JAMIA Open 1 13 December [Cross Ref]
J. P Bowen 2008 Wiki software and facilities for museums D BearmanJ Trant MW2008: Museums and the Web 2008 Montreal, Canada, Archives & Museum Informatics http://www.archimuse.com/mw2008/papers/bowen/bowen.html
J. P Bowen 2012 Alan Turing A Robinson The Scientists: An epic of discovery 270 275 Thames and Hudson
J. P Bowen 2013 Online communities: Visualization and formalization Cyberpatterns 2013: Proc. Second International Workshop on Cyberpatterns – Unifying Design Patterns with Security, Attack and Forensic Patterns Abingdon, UK 8–9 July 2013 Oxford Brookes University 2013 https://arxiv.org/abs/1307.6145
J. P Bowen 2016 Alan Turing: Virtuosity and visualisation J. P BowenG DiproseN Lambert EVA London 2016: Electronic Visualisation and the Arts 197 204 BCS, Electronic Workshops in Computing [Cross Ref]
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J. P BowenA Borda 2009 Communicating the public understanding of science: The Royal Society website International Journal of Technology Management 46 1/2 146 164 [Cross Ref]
L CeccaroniJ BibbyE RogerP FlemonsK MichaelL FaganJ. L Oliver 2019 Opportunities and risks for citizen science in the age of artificial intelligence Citizen Science: Theory and Practice 4 1 29 [Cross Ref]
B. J CopelandJ. P BowenM SprevakR. J Wilson 2017 The Turing Guide Oxford University Press https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Turing_Guide
S CorbeilF Smith HaleC Jaja 2017 Crowdsourcing a nation MW17: Museums and the Web https://mw17.mwconf.org/paper/crowdsourcing-a-nation/
V Curtis 2014 Online citizen science games: Opportunities for the biological sciences Applied & Translational Genomics 3 4 90 94 [Cross Ref]
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G GaiaS BoianoA Borda 2019 Engaging museum visitors with AI: The case of chatbots Giannini and Bowen 2019 chapter 15 309 329 [Cross Ref]
G GaiaS BoianoJ. P BowenA Borda 2020 Museum websites of the first wave: The rise of the virtual museum J WeinelJ. P BowenG DiproseN Lambert EVA London 2020: Electronic Visualisation and the Arts BCS, Electronic Workshops in Computing
T GianniniJ. P Bowen 2019 Museums and Digital Culture: New perspectives and research Springer, Series on Cultural Computing [Cross Ref]
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H RieschC Potter 2014 Citizen science as seen by scientists: Methodological, epistemological and ethical dimensions Public Understanding of Science 23 1 107 120 [Cross Ref]
A Sforzi 2018 Citizen science and the role of natural history museums S HeckerM HaklayA BowserZ MakuchJ VogelA Bonn Citizen Science: Innovation in Open Science, Society and Policy 429 444 London UCL Press
J. L ShirkH. L BallardC. C Wilderman 2012 Public participation in scientific research: A framework for deliberate design Ecology and Society 17 2 29 [Cross Ref]
N Simon 2010 The Participatory Museum Museum 2.0 http://www.participatorymuseum.org
J SwintonE Ochu The MSI Turing’s Sunflower Consortium 2016 Novel Fibonacci and non-Fibonacci structure in the sunflower: Results of a citizen science experiment Royal Society Open Science [Cross Ref]
A. M Turing 1952 The chemical basis of morphogenesis Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 237 641 37 72 [Cross Ref]
M. L VincentM. F GutierrezC Coughenour 2015 Crowd-sourcing the 3D digital reconstructions of lost cultural heritage 2015 Digital Heritage 1 171 172 IEEE [Cross Ref]
M WangM Nunes 2019 Matching serious games with museum’s educational roles: smart education in practice Interactive Technology and Smart Education 16 4 319 342 [Cross Ref]
Wikipedia 2020 Citizen science Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen_science
S Winchester 2003 The Meaning of Everything Oxford University Press
B Wyman 2006 Steve.museum: An Ongoing Experiment in Social Tagging, Folksonomy, and Museums J TrantD Bearman Museums and the Web 2006: Proceedings Toronto Archives & Museum Informatics http://www.archimuse.com/-mw2006/papers/wyman/wyman.html

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[1] H. L BallardL. D RobinsonA. N Young 2017 Contributions to conservation outcomes by natural history museum-led citizen science: Examining evidence and next steps Biological Conservation 208 87 97 [Cross Ref]

[2] A BelerA BordaJ. P BowenS Filippini-Fantoni 2004 The building of online communities: An approach for learning organizations, with a particular focus on the museum sector J HemsleyV CappelliniG Stanke EVA 2004 London Conference Proceedings University College London UK 2.1 2.15 https://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0409055

[3] S BoianoA BordaG Gaia 2019 Participatory innovation and prototyping in the cultural section: A case study J WeinelJ. P BowenG DiproseN Lambert EVA London 2019: Electronic Visualisation and the Arts 18 26 BCS, Electronic Workshops in Computing [Cross Ref]

[4] C BonacchiA BevanA Keinan-SchoonbaertD PettJ Wexler 2019 Participation in heritage crowdsourcing Museum Management and Curatorship 34 2 166 182 [Cross Ref]

[5] R BonneyC. B CooperJ DickinsonS Kelling 2009 Citizen science: A developing tool for expanding science knowledge and scientific literacy BioScience 59 11 977 984 [Cross Ref]

[6] A BordaJ. P Bowen 2011 Virtual collaboration and community Information Resources Management Association Virtual Communities: Concepts, Methodologies, Tools and Applications chapter 8.9 2600 2611 IGI Global [Cross Ref]

[7] A BordaJ. P Bowen 2019 Smart cities and digital culture: Models of innovation Giannini and Bowen 2019 chapter 27 523 549 [Cross Ref]

[8] A BordaK GrayL Downie 2019 Citizen Science Models in Health Research: an Australian Commentary Online Journal of Public Health Informatics 11 3 e23 December [Cross Ref]

[9] A BordaK GrayY Fu 2019 Research Data Management in Health and Biomedical Citizen Science: Practices and Prospects JAMIA Open 1 13 December [Cross Ref]

[10] J. P Bowen 2008 Wiki software and facilities for museums D BearmanJ Trant MW2008: Museums and the Web 2008 Montreal, Canada, Archives & Museum Informatics http://www.archimuse.com/mw2008/papers/bowen/bowen.html

[11] J. P Bowen 2012 Alan Turing A Robinson The Scientists: An epic of discovery 270 275 Thames and Hudson

[12] J. P Bowen 2013 Online communities: Visualization and formalization Cyberpatterns 2013: Proc. Second International Workshop on Cyberpatterns – Unifying Design Patterns with Security, Attack and Forensic Patterns Abingdon, UK 8–9 July 2013 Oxford Brookes University 2013 https://arxiv.org/abs/1307.6145

[13] J. P Bowen 2016 Alan Turing: Virtuosity and visualisation J. P BowenG DiproseN Lambert EVA London 2016: Electronic Visualisation and the Arts 197 204 BCS, Electronic Workshops in Computing [Cross Ref]

[14] J. P Bowen 2017 Alan Turing: Founder of Computer Science J. P BowenZ LiuZ Zhang Engineering Trustworthy Software Systems: Second International School, SETSS 2016 Chongqing, China March 28 April 2 2016 Springer, LNCS 10215 1 15 [Cross Ref]

[15] J. P BowenJ BennettA BordaA HodgesS Filippini-FantoniA Beler 2005 The development of science museum websites: Case studies L. T. W HinR Subramaniam E-learning and Virtual Science Centers Section 3: Case Studies, Chapter XVIII 366 392 Idea Group Publishing [Cross Ref]

[16] J. P BowenA Borda 2009 Communicating the public understanding of science: The Royal Society website International Journal of Technology Management 46 1/2 146 164 [Cross Ref]

[17] L CeccaroniJ BibbyE RogerP FlemonsK MichaelL FaganJ. L Oliver 2019 Opportunities and risks for citizen science in the age of artificial intelligence Citizen Science: Theory and Practice 4 1 29 [Cross Ref]

[18] B. J CopelandJ. P BowenM SprevakR. J Wilson 2017 The Turing Guide Oxford University Press https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Turing_Guide

[19] S CorbeilF Smith HaleC Jaja 2017 Crowdsourcing a nation MW17: Museums and the Web https://mw17.mwconf.org/paper/crowdsourcing-a-nation/

[20] V Curtis 2014 Online citizen science games: Opportunities for the biological sciences Applied & Translational Genomics 3 4 90 94 [Cross Ref]

[21] ECSA 2015 Ten Principles of Citizen Science European Citizen Science Association https://ecsa.citizen-science.net/sites/default/files/ecsa_ten_principles_of_citizen_science.pdf

[22] G GaiaS BoianoA Borda 2019 Engaging museum visitors with AI: The case of chatbots Giannini and Bowen 2019 chapter 15 309 329 [Cross Ref]

[23] G GaiaS BoianoJ. P BowenA Borda 2020 Museum websites of the first wave: The rise of the virtual museum J WeinelJ. P BowenG DiproseN Lambert EVA London 2020: Electronic Visualisation and the Arts BCS, Electronic Workshops in Computing

[24] T GianniniJ. P Bowen 2019 Museums and Digital Culture: New perspectives and research Springer, Series on Cultural Computing [Cross Ref]

[25] M Haklay 2018 Participatory citizen science S HeckerM HaklayA BowserZ MakuchJ VogelA Bonn Citizen Science: Innovation in Open Science, Society and Policy 52 62 London UCL Press

[26] M HedgesS Dunn 2017 Academic Crowdsourcing in the Humanities: Crowds, communities, and co- production Cambridge, MA Elsevier Science

[27] A Hodges 1983 2012 Alan Turing: The Enigma Simon and Schuster / Princeton University Press

[28] A Irwin 1995 Citizen Science: A study of people, expertise and sustainable development London Routledge

[29] S KellingD FinkF. A La Sorte 2015 Taking a ‘Big Data’ approach to data quality in a citizen science project Ambio 44 S4 601 611 [Cross Ref]

[30] B Leach 2020 Emerging developments in citizen science: Reflecting on areas of innovation Santa Monica, CA RAND Corporation https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR4401.html

[31] A. H.-Y LiuJ. P Bowen 2011 Creating online collaborative environments for museums: A case study of a museum wiki International Journal of Web Based Communities 7 4 407 428 [Cross Ref]

[32] J Mollica 2017 Send Me SFMOMA San Francisco Museum of Modern Art USA July 2017 https://www.sfmoma.org/read/send-me-sfmoma/

[33] T Owens 2013 Digital Cultural Heritage and the Crowd Curator: The Museum Journal 56 1 121 130 [Cross Ref]

[34] L.M RasmussenC Cooper 2019 Citizen science ethics Citizen Science: Theory and Practice 4 1 5 [Cross Ref]

[35] D. B Resnik;K. C Elliot;A. K Miller 2015 A framework for addressing ethical issues in citizen science Environmental Science & Policy 54 475 481 [Cross Ref]

[36] M Ridge 2014 Crowdsourcing our cultural heritage: Introduction M Ridge Crowdsourcing our Cultural Heritage 1 14 London Ashgate

[37] H RieschC Potter 2014 Citizen science as seen by scientists: Methodological, epistemological and ethical dimensions Public Understanding of Science 23 1 107 120 [Cross Ref]

[38] A Sforzi 2018 Citizen science and the role of natural history museums S HeckerM HaklayA BowserZ MakuchJ VogelA Bonn Citizen Science: Innovation in Open Science, Society and Policy 429 444 London UCL Press

[39] J. L ShirkH. L BallardC. C Wilderman 2012 Public participation in scientific research: A framework for deliberate design Ecology and Society 17 2 29 [Cross Ref]

[40] N Simon 2010 The Participatory Museum Museum 2.0 http://www.participatorymuseum.org

[41] J SwintonE Ochu The MSI Turing’s Sunflower Consortium 2016 Novel Fibonacci and non-Fibonacci structure in the sunflower: Results of a citizen science experiment Royal Society Open Science [Cross Ref]

[42] A. M Turing 1952 The chemical basis of morphogenesis Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London 237 641 37 72 [Cross Ref]

[43] M. L VincentM. F GutierrezC Coughenour 2015 Crowd-sourcing the 3D digital reconstructions of lost cultural heritage 2015 Digital Heritage 1 171 172 IEEE [Cross Ref]

[44] M WangM Nunes 2019 Matching serious games with museum’s educational roles: smart education in practice Interactive Technology and Smart Education 16 4 319 342 [Cross Ref]

[45] Wikipedia 2020 Citizen science Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizen_science

[46] S Winchester 2003 The Meaning of Everything Oxford University Press

[47] B Wyman 2006 Steve.museum: An Ongoing Experiment in Social Tagging, Folksonomy, and Museums J TrantD Bearman Museums and the Web 2006: Proceedings Toronto Archives & Museum Informatics http://www.archimuse.com/-mw2006/papers/wyman/wyman.html

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