Public Delphi
Origin: Lat. publĭcus, oracŭlum
A form of the Delphi process in which members of the general public participate, rather than experts as is usually done in Delphi studies. The public is engaged through Internet, newspapers, or on the radio.
Spanish: Delphi público
Sources and references
- Glenn, Jerome C. “Participatory methods”, Futures Research Methodology V.3 The Millennium Projectcited 11 times
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