lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Low-education gig workers face job displacement and unemployment risks due to automation.Direction: Crowdsourcing Work and Mobile Content Experiences
Crowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
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lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Delivery workers can choose flexible hours but often face income instability and exploitation.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Cognitively impaired older adults often find videoconferencing difficult to operate and experience social isolation.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Writing professionals struggle to address professional identity challenges and skill erosion risks from GenAI.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Users and platforms overlook delivery workers' physical needs, often reducing them to points on a map.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Mobile payment technologies often overlook the social and cultural dynamics behind user-driven innovation.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Microtask workers cannot reasonably assess the actual value of low-paying tasks.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Users are unclear whether contributor information on location-based crowdsourcing platforms is trustworthy or useful.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Online crowdsourcing workers lack group belonging and long-term task motivation.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
New users lack experience and face high risks and confusion entering sex content creation.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Crowdsourcing platforms provide insufficient support for complex tasks (e.g., wicked problems and container tasks), leading to low efficiency.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Crowd workers struggle to smoothly coordinate multiple devices to complete work tasks.UbiComp '22Beyond a "One-Size-Fits-All" Approach: Towards Personalized Multi-Device Crowdsourcing Work Configurations
lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Freelancers struggle to balance efficient work with personalized client interaction.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Low-income women in patriarchal societies struggle to find flexible yet supportive work platforms.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Crowdsourced initialization boxes from non-experts often fail to meet precision requirements for object tracking.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Individual crowd workers struggle to complete complex tasks, making efficiency and quality hard to guarantee.lightbulbPractical problemCrowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience
Creative workers struggle to effectively fund high-risk projects through traditional financial means.Related papers
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