Playing Human Computation Games for Mobile Information Sharing: The Influence of Personality and Perceived Information Quality

@inproceedings{PeThan2013PlayingHC,
  title={Playing Human Computation Games for Mobile Information Sharing: The Influence of Personality and Perceived Information Quality},
  author={Ei Pa Pa Pe-Than and Dion Hoe-Lian Goh and Chei Sian Lee},
  booktitle={ICADL},
  year={2013}
}
Applications that use gaming elements to harness human intelligence to tackle computational tasks are increasing in popularity and may be termed as Human Computation Games (HCGs). Recently, HCGs have been utilized to offer a more engaging experience for mobile information sharing. Yet, there is a lack of research that examines individuals' personality and behaviors related to HCGs. This understanding may be important in identifying HCG features that suit different personality orientations. Thus… 
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