What are some exciting ideas for using Amazon's Mechanical Turk?
Any ideas on something fun to try using that technology?
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I think finding ways that the system could be used to help find missing people on a regular basis (and not just for missing billionaires) would be very interesting. I've included a link that gives a brief description about what they did.
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Mechanical Turk could be used to fight plagiarism. Rather than have teachers attempt to research every sentence that might be copied and pasted, Turks could do it. Services exist at the moment to fight plagiarism but they may turn out to be more expensive than using Turk and have 2 relevant limitations. First, computers and not humans do the screening and humans are arguably better, and second is that none of the online plagiarism detection tools check printed materials. Turks that are experts in their fields, or even other teachers, might recognize a paragraph from a textbook that they use.
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