[Asis-l] CrowdConf 2011: Call for Posters

[Matt Lease]

CrowdConf 2011
http://crowdconf.com
November 1-2, 2011

CrowdConf is the first and leading conference on crowdsourcing and the 
future of distributed work. CrowdConf brings together an international 
audience of scholars, executives, policy makers, artists, and 
technologists for a day of learning, conversation, and networking. 
Discussions will include latest research findings and real-world 
applications of crowdsourcing, from policy and government to the arts to 
crisis relief to task design and worker incentives.


Call for Posters
http://crowdconf.com/posters.html
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CrowdConf 2011 invites submissions of posters on topics including (but 
not limited to) the following areas:

     Human computing
     Distributed labor
     Quality assurance and metrics
     Task design
     Worker motivation and incentives
     Labor and the law
     Computer vision
     Social and economic implications of crowdsourcing
     Work distribution systems
     History of crowdsourcing
     Applications and innovative projects
     Limitations of crowdsourcing

Abstracts should be < 500 words, include author name(s), affiliation, 
and contact information, and be submitted in PDF format.

Abstracts may describe either novel or previously published/presented work.


Submission Instructions
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Email submissions to Mollie Allick (mollie at crowdflower) with subject 
line "CrowdConf 2011 Poster Submission".


Important Dates
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Deadline for poster submissions: September 15
Notification of accepted posters: September 25
Poster abstracts posted to CrowdConf website: October 1
Delivery and setup instructions emailed: October 15
Tutorials: November 1
Main Conference: November 2



-- 
Matt Lease
Assistant Professor
School of Information and Department of Computer Science
University of Texas at Austin
Voice: (512) 471-9350 · Fax: (512) 471-3971 · Office: UTA 5.442
http://www.ischool.utexas.edu/~ml