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Ciência cidadã, aprendizagem informal, algoritmos, automatização, educação, proteção da privacidade

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Tem sido crescente tanto o interesse quanto a prática de uma Ciência Cidadã (CS) que acompanha o uso de sites para comunicação, bem como para captura e processamento de dados e materiais. Do ponto de vista educacional, espera-se que, ao integrar informações sobre CS em um ambiente educacional formal, seja possível inspirer os professores para criar atividades de aprendizagem. Este é um caso interessante de uso de bots para automatizar o processo de extração de dados de plataformas online de CS para melhor entender seu uso em contextos educacionais. Embora essas informações estejam disponíveis publicamente, elas devem seguir as regras do GDPR. Este artigo tem como objetivo explicar (1) como o CS se comunica e é promovido em sites, (2) como os métodos de web scraping e técnicas de anonimização foram projetados, desenvolvidos e aplicados para coletar informações de fontes online e (3) como esses dados podem ser usados para fins educacionais. Após a análise de 72 sites, alguns dos resultados obtidos mostram que apenas 24,8% incluem informações detalhadas sobre o projeto de SC e 48,61% incluem informações sobre fins ou materiais educativos.

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Recebido: 30-05-2022

Revisado: 27-06-2022

Aceite: 19-07-2022

OnlineFirst: 30-10-2022

Data de publicação: 01-01-2023

Tempo de revisão do artigo: 28 dias | Tempo médio de revisão do número 74: 40 dias

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Calvera-Isabal, M., Santos, P., Hoppe, H., & Schulten, C. (2023). How to automate the extraction and analysis of information for educational purposes. [Cómo automatizar la extracción y análisis de información sobre ciencia ciudadana con propósitos educativos]. Comunicar, 74, 23-35. https://doi.org/10.3916/C74-2023-02

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