Crowdsourcing

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Publisher
Wikibooks contributors
Licence
CC BY-SA 4.0, as Wikibooks states it
Who can read
Teens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects

Contents

  1. Crowdsourcing
  2. printable version
  3. Two approaches to complex tasks
  4. The Wikipedia way
  5. Division of labour
  6. Wikipedia, the triumph of crowdsourcing
  7. Progress without a plan
  8. The drive for quality
  9. Summing up
  10. Free content and open processes
  11. Making soup with stone
  12. Intellectual property
  13. Network effects (the power of one)
  14. Summing up
  15. Community design
  16. Norms and culture
  17. A shared goal
  18. The right kind of goal
  19. Summing up
  20. Gamification
  21. Managing motivations
  22. Recognition and badging in Wikipedia
  23. Summing up
  24. Crowdsourcing in practice
  25. Division of labour for a scholarly database
  26. Defining progress: geographical data
  27. Motivation: documenting a town
  28. Crowdsourcing the restoration and reuse of images
  29. Keeping everybody happy
  30. Image restoration
  31. Contextualisation
  32. Improving image metadata
  33. Summing up
  34. Further reading