TickTalkTurk: Conversational Crowdsourcing Made Easy (PDF). Sihang Qiu, Ujwal Gadiraju, and Alessandro Bozzon. CSCW 2020 Demonstration.
@inproceedings{qiu2020ticktalkturk,
title={TickTalkTurk: Conversational Crowdsourcing Made Easy},
author={Qiu, Sihang and Gadiraju, Ujwal and Bozzon, Alessandro},
booktitle={Conference Companion Publication of the 2020 on Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Social Computing},
pages={1--5},
year={2020}
}
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If you want to create a chatbot for online surveys/tasks, please visit this PAGE for chatbot settings.
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The workflow of conversational microtask crowdsourcing is defined in
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Download the code of the previous version HERE.
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An utterance is a message shown in a speech bubble (speech balloon) from either the chatbot or the user.
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Currently, an utterance of the chatbot can be of 4 types, i.e. text, image, radio buttons, and checkboxes.
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The user can give a response (i.e. an utterance) by either using text input (at the bottom of the UI) or using interactive utterances (i.e. buttons or checkboxes) sent by the chatbot.
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A conversational turn starts with an utterance of the chatbot, and ends with an utterance of the user (as a response to chatbot).
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The utterance of the user can be validated using some keywords or phrases. If a keyword/phrase provided is found in the user's utterance, the conversation proceeds to the next turn. Otherwise, the user will be asked to provide a valid response.
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Each turn has at least one chatbot's utterance and only one user's utterance.
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A conversation consists of turn(s), and it has at least one turn.