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SciStarter brings together citizen scientists; thousands of potential projects offered by researchers and organizations; and the tools, resources, and services that enable people to find, pursue and enjoy these activities.

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Acknowledgements

This is Appendix A of a four part report. The full report includes the following:

• Part 1: Data Collection Platform Evaluation• Part 2: Technology Evaluation• Appendix A: Wireframe Designs• Appendix B: Cloud Computing Performance Testing

This report was funded in part by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

We respectfully acknowledge the individuals and projects that contributed to its development of this study; we could not have completed this document without their invaluable expertise and input. We are particularly grateful for the valuable insights provided by both the project representatives we interviewed and the input from the Citizen Science Community Forum.

These recommendations are meant to both celebrate their accomplishments and acknowl-edge the need for continued growth and improvement that will benefit everyone. To that end, we welcome additional comments from the citizen science community such that we may further refine this vision and move it forward toward reality.

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