This paper examines the evolution of citizen coproduction in the age of social media, web
2.0 interactivity, and ubiquitous connectivity. The paper first discusses the re-emergence of …

Online citizen science offers a low-cost way to strengthen the infrastructure for scientific
research and engage members of the public in science. As the sustainability of online citizen …

The Internet is becoming increasingly influential in our daily lives. The author suggests that
the personality of the net user is, for the most part, ignored by Internet designers who decide …

This paper examines the phenomena of online crowdsourcing from the perspectives of both
volunteers and the campaign coordinator of Tomnod–an online mapping project that uses …

Background: The aim of this brief report is to identify the challenges and opportunities of
online volunteering to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspective of the …

Computer-mediated communication, such as e-mail, facilitates cross-cultural interactions by
enabling convenient communication. During these exchanges, the absence of contextual or …

The advent of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has transformed
conventional in-person volunteering on-site into online volunteering and civic participation …

In this article, we evaluate the psychological basis of different forms of volunteering. To date,
our knowledge about the relationship between personality and volunteering as an important …

Some governments have proven social media's potential to generate value through co-
creation and citizen participation, and municipalities are increasingly using these tools in …

In the present study we examine the effect of online social networks on voluntary
engagement, giving behavior and online money contributions. The study is a secondary …