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Survey : Educating with Nature and Tech

This questionnaire aims to explore how nature mobile applications such as iNaturalist, PlantNet, Aquality, or Merlin ID are used in educational contexts, and how they may foster young people's connection to nature, ecological awareness, and sense of place.

This survey is part of a doctoral research project in social and environmental sciences, focusing on young people’s relationship with nature. The research is conducted at the University of Rennes, in collaboration with the Department of Social Sciences (Espaces et Sociétés) and the Géosciences Rennes Laboratory (CNRS). Data will be analyzed and may be used in the context of a scientific publication as part of this research project

🧡 Your answers will help us gain a deeper understanding of the potential and limitations of these tools for students, and contribute to improving educational practices at the intersection of nature and technology. 

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Your participation in this survey is entirely voluntary. All responses are anonymous, unless you choose to share your contact information for follow-up purposes (e.g., an optional interview). No personally identifiable information will be published or shared. All data will be securely stored and used exclusively for academic research as part of a doctoral project in social and environmental sciences. The results of this study may be included in scientific publications, but individual participants will never be identifiable. You may choose to stop participating at any time by closing the form. By submitting your responses, you consent to their use for research purposes under the ethical guidelines of the University of Rennes and the CNRS.

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