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HCOMP 2020 is going to be held virtually, and will be co-hosted by the Dutch institute for media culture Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. Read the full announcement here.
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CrowdCamp started as a one-day hackathon for researchers and practitioners with interests in crowdsourcing, human computation, social media, and collective intelligence. CrowdCamp has been going on since 2011, at first co-located with CHI, then with CSCW, and since 2014 with HCOMP. Historically, CrowdCamp’s focus for participants has been aimed at creating deliverable prototypes or study designs during the workshop.
You can find details of previous editions here. Prior CrowdCamp projects have resulted in top-tier conference publications, blog posts, and on-going research. For the past several years the primary theme of CrowdCamp has been the Human-AI Collaboration.
For more information on CrowdCamp, please check its call.
We will have many social events to help you have fun at HCOMP2020! Please check here for more information.
We welcome everyone who is interested in crowdsourcing and human computation to: