Intervention Strategies for Increasing Engagement in Crowdsourcing
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Intervention Strategies for Increasing Engagement in Volunteer-Based Crowdsourcing
Abstract: Volunteer-based crowdsourcing depend critically on maintaining the engagement of participants. We explore a methodology for extending engagement in citizen science by combining machine learning with intervention design. We first present a platform for using real-time predictions about forthcoming disengagement Continue reading
PRINGL – A domain-specific language for incentive management in crowdsourcing
Abstract: Novel types of crowdsourcing systems require a wider spectrum of incentives for efficient motivation and management of human workers taking part in complex collaborations. Incentive management techniques used in conventional crowdsourcing platforms are not suitable for more intellectually-challenging tasks. Continue reading
A Collaboration Model for Community-Based Software Development with Social Machines
Abstract: Crowdsourcing is generally used for tasks with minimal coordination, providing limited support for dynamic reconfiguration. Modern systems, exemplified by social machines, are subject to continual flux in both the client and development communities and their needs. To support crowd Continue reading
What’s Your Price? The Cost of Asking Crowd Workers to Behave Maliciously
This work was presented at HAIDM 2015. The 2015 workshop on Human-Agent Interaction Design and Models was co-organised by SmartSociety. Abstract: Crowdsourcing has emerged as a powerful way to provide computer systems with quick and easy access to human intelligence. Continue reading