Using Q-Learning for Sequencing Level Difficulties in a Citizen Science Matching Game

Spatharioti, Sofia Eleni; Wylie, Sara; Cooper, Seth

doi:10.1145/3341215.3356299

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“…Gamification in general is used as an approach to improve engagement [2]. Prior work has looked at mitigating disengagement via approaches such as gamification and task variety [1,9,10]. Additionally, performing image labeling in a co-located setting can open up in-depth discussions, with potential to enhance the crowdsourcing experience and outcomes, such as achieving longer-term engagement [12].…”

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Tile-o-Scope AR: An Augmented Reality Tabletop Image Labeling Game Toolkit

Spatharioti

Fatehi

Smith

et al. 2020

International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games

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Crowdsourcing games involving image labeling tasks are commonly digital, played online, and have rules set by designers. In this work we explore the potential of tabletop image labeling games, incorporating physical elements, in-person community-based gameplay, and support for customizable rules. We developed an augmented reality game toolkit called Tile-o-Scope AR and conducted two studies. The first study demonstrates how the toolkit can facilitate in-person discussions through collaborative image labeling, and the toolkit's potential adaptability to other games and applications. The second study, using three different activities designed for the toolkit, demonstrates the toolkit's flexibility for creating customized experiences for audiences of different backgrounds. CCS CONCEPTS • Human-centered computing → Human computer interaction (HCI).

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