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Crowdsourcing Work and Mobile Content Experiences / Crowdwork Ecosystems, Platform Mechanisms, and Labor Experience

Crowd workers struggle to smoothly coordinate multiple devices to complete work tasks.

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

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