Curio is intended to be a platform for crowdsourcing research tasks in sciences and humanities. The platform is designed to allow researchers to create and launch a new crowdsourcing project within minutes, monitor and control aspects of the crowdsourcing process with minimal effort. With Curio, we are exploring a brand new model of citizen science that significantly lowers the barrier of entry for scientists, developing new interfaces and algorithms for supporting mixed-expertise crowdsourcing, and investigating a variety of human computation questions related to task decomposition, incentive design and quality control.
Edith Law, Conner Dalton, Nick Merrill, Albert Young, and Krzysztof Z. Gajos. Curio: A Platform for Supporting Mixed-Expertise Crowdsourcing. In Proceedings of HCOMP 2013. AAAI Press, 2013. To appear.
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