Citizen Sort
Citizen Sort’s video games were designed in collaboration with biologists and naturalists. As you play, you’ll help classify plants, animals, and insects, and you’ll produce valuable scientific data to aid scientists in their work.
Educator Resources: Game
Eterna
Solve puzzles to design molecular medicines.
Curriculum Link
http://www.eternagame.org/web/Sponsors
Jon MctaggartInvasion of the Exotic Earthworm
With a roll of the die, students simulate the movement of nutrients in a forest ecosystem both before and after earthworms invade to see how & why change can occur in ecosystems as a result of exotic species invasion. Lessons are aligned to standards.
*Supports Great Lakes Worm Watch
Curriculum Link
http://greatlakeswormwatch.org/educator/activities_invasion.htmlSponsors
Mozark: Brainbuilder
Mozak is a scientific discovery game about neuroscience. Help us build models of brain cells, and help scientists learn more about the brain through your efforts!
Curriculum Link
http://www.mozak.science/landingSponsors
Allen Institute for Brain Science, Center for Game ScienceProject Nightjar
The project aims to increase our understanding of camouflage in the wild and its relationship with survival. To do this we study the camouflage of ground nesting birds, and their eggs and chicks. Play games to help with the research.
Curriculum Link
http://nightjar.exeter.ac.uk/Sponsors
Sensory Ecology and Evolution, University of Exter, University of Cambridge, Bioscience for the FutureVolunteer Science
Volunteer Science allows people from all over the world to contribute to groundbreaking scientific discoveries. By playing games and taking surveys, you can give scientific researchers the data they need to solve today’s largest research questions.