Methods
The word "method" has different meanings in different spheres, at Public Lab we use it to mean any technique, approach, or set of techniques to achieve something. You can see a selection of them at the Methods page, or post a new one using the instructions here:
What goes into a method page
Briefly, a method page could contain:
- A one-line introduction to the method or set of methods
- Context and background on the method
- Questions and a prompt to add your own
- Activities to guide people to how to begin using or contributing to the project
A much more complete description of methods can be found here.
Questions
| Title | Author | Updated | Likes | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nothing yet on the topic "methods" -- be the first to post something! |
Ask a question or help answer future questions on this topic
Activities
| Purpose | Category | Status | Author | Time | Difficulty | Replications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Post a new method to publiclab.org | - | - | @liz | - | - | 0 replications: Try it » |
Add an activity or request an activity guide you don't see listed
Activities should include a materials list, costs and a step-by-step guide to construction with photos. Learn what makes a good activity here.
Templates
- https://publiclab.org/wiki/method-template - a full template of what could/should be on a method page. Use it with this link
- https://publiclab.org/wiki/method-template-lite - a starting point to get your page up and started. Use it with this link