Before the workshop
Presenters* prepare a 5-10 min presentation, followed by a 5 min discussion. Every presenter is also key discussant to the following two papers. (= Presenter 1, read paper 2 and 3, and so on)
| Ujwal Gadiraju*, Neha Gupta* | 1 Dealing with Sub-optimal Crowd Work: Implications of Current Quality Control Practices |
| Christoph Kotthaus*, Thomas Ludwig* | 2 Toward Persuasive Design for Emergencies: Pointing Citizens in the Right Direction |
| David Stark, Elizabeth Anne Watkins* | 3 The Mobius Organization: Risks of Crowdsourcing Executive Function |
| Brandie M. Nonnecke*, Dmitry Epstein | 4 Crowdsourcing Internet Governance: Assessing effects of crowdsourcing platform design on Internet governance debates |
| Edward Jenkins, Andrew Garbett*, Robert Comber,Patrick Olivier | 5 App Movement: Collaborative Design of Mobile Applications for Communities |
| Jan de Wit*, Stefan Manojlovic, Katerina Gavrilo, Vassilis-Javed Khan* | 6 Crowdsourcing For Children: Exploring Threats and Opportunities |
| Elisabeth Joyce* | 7 Seeing the Smoke Before the Fire: Conflict Management in Policy-Supported Mass Collaborations |
| Chencan Xu*, Yawen Li *, Weiyu Zhang, Mark Klein, Shengdong Zhao | 8 Towards Greater Perceived Fairness: Crowdsourcing Moderation Work to Online Deliberation Participants |
| Karin Hansson*, Love Ekenberg | 9 Embodiment and gameplay in crowdsourcing |
There will be a projector and a white board.
In the papers, identify practices for accommodating differences and conflicts, as a starting point for the afternoon brainstorming session.
Workshop Structure
Workshop room: LL21D
In the first half of the workshop participants briefly present their research on the topics. The second half of the workshop consists of a brainstorming session where the topics of the workshop are further explored. Finally the discussions are summarized and synthesized to form an agenda for future research.
Schedule:
| 09.00 | Welcome and introduction to the workshop and participants |
| 09.30 | Short presentation and discussion of the position-papers. |
| 10.30 | Mid-morning break |
| 11.00 | Short presentation and discussion of the position-papers. |
| 12.30 | Lunch break |
| 14.00 | Brainstorming session in smaller groups |
| 15.00 | Mid-afternoon break |
| 15.30 | Presentation and discussion of brainstorming session |
| 16.30 – 17.00 | Drafting an agenda for future research. Workshop summary |
Post-Workshop Plans
We will take the workshop as an opportunity to explore future collaboration, e.g., a mailing list and collaborative research projects. A workshop report will be produced for publication in ACM Interactions and selected contributions will be considered for a special issue in a HCI journal.