Karolis Kazlauskis

@_kazlauskis

Software engineer with a passion for nature and exploration.

Wallingford, England
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Joined June 2015
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  1. 21 Jul 2017

    Happy to announce the iRecord App version 2! Lots of improvements to help you better capture new species records.

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  2. 27 Mar 2017

    Nice, my app was launched by a minister!

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    8 Mar 2017

    When you meet at selfie is a must thing to do

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    7 Mar 2017

    Great work today guys at ; it was a manic day but everyone did a great job

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    6 Mar 2017

    QCon London 2017, teach me well.

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  6. 8 Mar 2017

    Volunteering at is great, highly recommend it to anyone in IT industry

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  7. 4 Aug 2016

    Hi I am the app developer. To fix the issue I need to know more about your system and the current state of the app. PM me.

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    10 May 2016

    Very pleased to announce the new iRecord app is now available (for both Android and Apple)

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  9. 30 Sep 2015

    Launching iRecord Dragonflies app! Identify dragonflies & record them to support the study and conservation

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  10. 23 Sep 2015

    thank you and all the best!

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  11. 23 Sep 2015

    A10 My big hope is that apps will help ppl rediscover nature and bring them closer to the big problems we are trying to solve

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  12. 23 Sep 2015

    A8.b The hardest is in making the apps a meaningful part of users life; having personal significance

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  13. 23 Sep 2015

    A8.a That older ppl are not using smartphones is less of a problem compared to the younger ones spending all the time on gaming

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  14. 23 Sep 2015

    A7 Good question perhaps there are always alternative methods but apps allow projects of large spatial scale with relative ease

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  15. 23 Sep 2015

    A6 Early days but lots of information is gathered on the distribution of pollinating insects which will inform conservation

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  16. 23 Sep 2015

    A5 UK Ladybird Survey linked with BBC Education to produce teaching materials

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  17. 23 Sep 2015

    A2 To use some of the apps people have to have relatively new (and expensive) smartphones; OK in wealthy countries

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  18. 23 Sep 2015

    A1 Compared to websites, apps often provide more user convenience and flexibility on gathered data e.g. types, quality, amount

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  19. 23 Sep 2015

    I am a mobile app (mostly ) developer here at CEH in Wallingford, UK

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  20. 23 Sep 2015

    Thank you for having me on

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