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Thodoris Panagopoulos started the topic Using the Enticing Repository in the forum General Discussion 2 years, 11 months ago
Navigate in ENTICING REPOSITORY OF CASES STUDIES and identify three case studies that you find most interesting.
Might this content or methodology process be useful for your crowdsourcing project in the classroom?
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Thodoris Panagopoulos started the topic Digitalkoot in the forum General Discussion 2 years, 11 months ago
Digitalkoot, a project of the National Library of Finland and Microtask, needed volunteers to fix mistakes in the index of old Finnish newspapers. This was done by playing games, with the expectation that participation will greatly increase the accuracy of text-based searches of the newspaper…[Read more]
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Thodoris Panagopoulos started the topic Maturity of baby sounds in the forum General Discussion 2 years, 11 months ago
Link: https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/laac-lscp/maturity-of-baby-sounds
How would you apply Maturity of sound’s methodology in a crowdsourcing project in your country?
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