Here comes the second round of “Graphic designers Vs Creative Crowdsourcing”. If in the first round we asked different questions to a graphic designer, now is time to allow someone from a creative crowdsourcing platform to talk. Since Adtriboo is being one of the most criticized platforms, who better to answer our questions that one of its founders?.
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Graphic designers Vs Creative Crowdsourcing – Round 1
Lately it is building quite a stir with the theme of creative crowdsourcing here in Spain. It is clear that appealing to the crowd often involves (at most) not to appeal to professionals. In the case of creative crowdsourcing, those affected are the designers and design studios. What do they exactly say about this? Find out.
Read moreCrowdopolis – an interview to David Bratvold
After the interview of the last post, in this case here you can read a small interview I’ve been able to do to David Bratvold, CEO and founder of Daily Crowdsource, and organizer of Crowdopolis.
Read moreCrowdopolis – an interview to David Alan Grier
On July 19 will take place in Los Angeles a conference about crowdsourcing called “Crowdopolis”, with great speakers like Nokia, Amazon, microtask, etc.. One of the speakers is going to be David Alan Grier, elected president of the IEEE Computer Society (among other things), who investigates the interaction between technology and people. Here you have an interview I could do because of his participation in “Crowdopolis”.
Read moreHow many people make a crowd in crowdsourcing?
One of the key points for a crowdsourcing initiative to succeed is to reach a enough large crowd. But, how many people are needed to consider a crowd large enough? I will try to answer this question in this post.
Read moreCrowdsourcing and Gamification
Last week, Manuel Cebrián (from the M.I.T.) gave an interesting lecture about crowdsourcing and gamification in the ISDI (Superior Institute for the Internet Development). Here you can read some comments about it and a video about the importance of games as incentives.
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