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Repurposing Citizen Science Games as Software Tools for Professional Scientists.

Seth Cooper¹, Amy L R Sterling², Robert Kleffner³

¹Northeastern University, scooper@ccs.neu.edu.

FDG : Proceedings of the International Conference on Foundations of Digital Games. International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games

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Citizen science games, designed for the public, are being repurposed as powerful software tools for professional scientists. This approach leverages game-based technology to enhance scientific research and usability.

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Area of Science:

Computational biology
Neuroscience
Game-based learning

Background:

Scientific software often presents a steep learning curve for users.
Citizen science games prioritize usability and engagement for the general public while maintaining scientific rigor.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the repurposing of citizen science games as software tools for professional scientists.
To identify key design principles for adapting game-based technology for professional scientific applications.

Main Methods:

Examined two case studies: Foldit (protein folding) and Eyewire (neuron reconstruction).
Analyzed the process of repurposing citizen science games for professional use.

Main Results:

Citizen science games can be effectively repurposed into valuable software artifacts for professional scientists.
Identified design principles that facilitate the successful adaptation of these games.

Conclusions:

Game-based technology offers a viable pathway to create more accessible and user-friendly scientific software.
Repurposing citizen science games enhances scientific productivity and broadens the utility of these platforms.