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Needs for workers. Needs for requesters.
 
Needs for workers. Needs for requesters.
 
—> group meeting: create slides that synthesize the main needs on each side
 
—> group meeting: create slides that synthesize the main needs on each side
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== Video ==
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Watch Kelmmer's needfinding slides
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== Turker Panels ==
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Attend one of the two panels:
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Deliverable:
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Write a short response about what was the most salient insights you got from it.
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For each of the papersWhat needs do the workers have? What were the
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What are the needs for turkers that these papers discuss? What are the needs for requesters that are implicit in these papers?
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Participate in the forums.
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Synthesize needs
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for workers and requesters, what are the things that workers need? what are the things that requesters need?
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example of worker need: workers need to be respected
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example of requester need: requesters need to trust the results they get from workers
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a set of bullet points for each of workers and requesters
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== Readings ==
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Please skim over the following papers. They're copyrighted, so please don't redistribute. You need to be signed in to view them.
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=== Turkopticon ===
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Explore if you are able to access mechanical turk, you can explore turkopticon! this is optional but encouraged
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=== Being a Turker  ===
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===  ===
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=== MobileWorks ===
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[[:Media:MobileWorks (private).pdf | Narula P, Gutheim P, Rolnitzky D, et al. MobileWorks: A Mobile Crowdsourcing Platform for Workers at the Bottom of the Pyramid. Human Computation, 2011, 11: 11.]]
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=== mClerk ===
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[[:Media:mClerk (private).pdf | Gupta A, Thies W, Cutrell E, et al. mClerk: enabling mobile crowdsourcing in developing regions. Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. ACM, 2012: 1843-1852.]]
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=== Flash Teams ===
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[[:Media:Flash Teams (private).pdf | Retelny D, Robaszkiewicz S, To A, et al. Expert crowdsourcing with flash teams. Proceedings of the 27th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology. ACM, 2014: 75-85. ]]
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=== Other Recommended Readings ===
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These readings are optional (you don't need to write up on them), but recommended:
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[http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~jbigham/posts/2014/half-workday-as-turker.html My MTurk (half) Workday]
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=== Deliverable ===
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For each system, please write down:
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* What do you like about the system / what are its strengths?
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* What do you think can be improved about the system?

Revision as of 17:45, 6 March 2015

Do needfinding with microtask workers and with requesters. The easy route would be to attend one of several Hangouts on Air led by workers and requesters. If you want to, go ahead and try to talk to people yourselves. If you want to do that, we recommend paying them. If you’re in India, for example, do you know any relatives who used to be on the platform before Amazon shut it down for Indians?

If you absolutely can’t make it, watch the videos.

Milestone: watch Klemmer’s coursera lecture on needfinding — the videos are on YouTube! (15min)

Invite: GigWalk/FancyHands/Wikipedia

Read: Being A Turker, Turkopticon, Panos Blogs, What is a Need

Submission: Needs for workers. Needs for requesters. —> group meeting: create slides that synthesize the main needs on each side

Video

Watch Kelmmer's needfinding slides

Turker Panels

Attend one of the two panels:

Deliverable:

Write a short response about what was the most salient insights you got from it.

For each of the papersWhat needs do the workers have? What were the


What are the needs for turkers that these papers discuss? What are the needs for requesters that are implicit in these papers?

Participate in the forums.

Synthesize needs

for workers and requesters, what are the things that workers need? what are the things that requesters need?

example of worker need: workers need to be respected example of requester need: requesters need to trust the results they get from workers

a set of bullet points for each of workers and requesters


Readings

Please skim over the following papers. They're copyrighted, so please don't redistribute. You need to be signed in to view them.

Turkopticon

Explore if you are able to access mechanical turk, you can explore turkopticon! this is optional but encouraged

Being a Turker

MobileWorks

Narula P, Gutheim P, Rolnitzky D, et al. MobileWorks: A Mobile Crowdsourcing Platform for Workers at the Bottom of the Pyramid. Human Computation, 2011, 11: 11.

mClerk

Gupta A, Thies W, Cutrell E, et al. mClerk: enabling mobile crowdsourcing in developing regions. Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems. ACM, 2012: 1843-1852.

Flash Teams

Retelny D, Robaszkiewicz S, To A, et al. Expert crowdsourcing with flash teams. Proceedings of the 27th annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology. ACM, 2014: 75-85.

Other Recommended Readings

These readings are optional (you don't need to write up on them), but recommended:

My MTurk (half) Workday

Deliverable

For each system, please write down:

  • What do you like about the system / what are its strengths?
  • What do you think can be improved about the system?
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