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AP Computer Science Principles
Unit 5 – Computing's Impact on Society
Topic 5.4
How does crowdsourcing differ from citizen science?
Crowdsourcing involves obtaining input or information from the general public, while citizen science focuses on scientific research that non-scientists contribute to.
Crowdsourcing exclusively involves scientific research, while citizen science encompasses a wider range of activities.
Crowdsourcing relies on computing devices for data collection, while citizen science does not involve technology.
Crowdsourcing is a form of scientific research conducted by professional scientists, while citizen science involves the general public.
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