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GamifIR@ECIR 2014: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Frank Hopfgartner, Gabriella Kazai, Udo Kruschwitz, Michael Meder:
Proceedings of the First International Workshop on Gamification for Information Retrieval, GamifIR@ECIR '14, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, April 13, 2014. ACM 2014, ISBN 978-1-4503-2892-0 - Richard A. Bartle:
Information reconstruction: unpicking the GamifIR call for papers. 1 - Karën Fort, Bruno Guillaume, Hadrien Chastant:
Creating Zombilingo, a game with a purpose for dependency syntax annotation. 2-6 - Luca Galli, Piero Fraternali, Alessandro Bozzon:
On the application of game mechanics in information retrieval. 7-11 - Jon Chamberlain:
The annotation-validation (AV) model: rewarding contribution using retrospective agreement. 12-16 - Christopher G. Harris:
The beauty contest revisited: measuring consensus rankings of relevance using a game. 17-21 - Markus Brenner, Navid Mirza, Ebroul Izquierdo:
People recognition using gamified ambiguous feedback. 22-26 - Dinesh Pothineni, Pratik Mishra, Aadil Rasheed, Deepak Sundararajan:
Incentive design to mould online behavior: a game mechanics perspective. 27-32 - Carlos Maltzahn, Arnav Jhala, Michael Mateas, Jim Whitehead:
Gamification of private digital data archive management. 33-37 - Leif Azzopardi, Martin Bevc, Andrew Gardner, David Maxwell, Abdullah Razzouk:
PageFetch 2: gamification the sequel. 38-41 - Juan M. Fernández-Luna, Juan F. Huete, Humberto Rodríguez-Avila, Julio C. Rodríguez Cano:
Enhancing collaborative search systems engagement through gamification. 42-45 - Mark Shovman:
The game of search: what is the fun in that? 46-48 - Jiyin He, Marc Bron, Leif Azzopardi, Arjen P. de Vries:
Studying user browsing behavior through gamified search tasks. 49-52 - Carsten Eickhoff:
Crowd-powered experts: helping surgeons interpret breast cancer images. 53-56 - Mathias Lux, Mario Guggenberger, Michael Riegler:
PictureSort: gamification of image ranking. 57-60 - Bojana Dumeljic, Martha A. Larson, Alessandro Bozzon:
Moody closet: exploring intriguing new views on wardrobe recommendation. 61-62
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