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Easily Copy Past HITs

Posted by Jonathan Robinson on Aug 25, 2015 3:09:00 PM

TurkPrime has just released a Copy feature which makes duplicating past TurkPrime HITs simple and fast.

To copy the settings from an old survey to a new one, follow these simple steps:

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, copy hit, mechanical turk, turkprime

Our Micro-batching Feature will Improve the Quality of Your Data

Posted by TurkPrime on Jun 29, 2015 7:57:00 AM

MicroBatch

We have deployed a micro-batching feature which allows Requesters to break up their studies into smaller segments, and to include time intervals between the segments. We developed this feature to increase sample representation. This feature can also save 50% in MTurk fees.

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, mechanical turk, microbatch, mturk, mturkgate

TurkPrime Video Tutorials to Get You Started with Mechanical Turk

Posted by TurkPrime on Jun 26, 2015 2:34:00 PM

TurkPrime now has tutorials to get you started

If you're looking for a video tutorial that explains how to setup your account on TurkPrime, how to run a longitudinal study, or how to limit who takes your HIT on Mechanical Turk, these resources are for you.

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, exclude workers, HIT, include workers, mturk, turkprime

Bounce and Completion Rate

Posted by Jonathan Robinson on Jun 8, 2015 1:14:00 PM

In the latest release of TurkPrime.com we added many new features and fixes among them 2 additional metrics for every survey:

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, bounce rate, completion rate, mturk, turkprime

Association for Psychological Science Symposium

Posted by Leib Litman on May 21, 2015 1:37:00 PM

Please join us this Friday, May 21st at 1pm at our APS symposium in New York City. We will be presenting talks on TurkPrime and how to make the most of Mechanical Turk.

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, APS, mturk

Reverse Rejections

Posted by Jonathan Robinson on May 13, 2015 1:16:00 PM

Problem:

How can a Requester who rejected an assignment in error undo his mistake? A rejected assignment affects the Worker negatively and will often impact the Requester with negative feedback which can damage the Requester's online reputation which lowers Worker participation in future HITs. What can a Requester do to reverse the rejection?

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, increase participation, mturk, mturk api, requester, reverse rejection, turkprime

Maximizing HIT Participation

Posted by Jonathan Robinson on May 13, 2015 1:00:00 PM

Problem:

How can you increase Amazon Mechanical Turk HIT Worker participation rates and speed completion of a HIT? This is particularly an issue with HITs that have a large number of required participants or have Qualifications that limit the number of qualified Workers

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, completion rate, demographics, HIT, increase participation, qualification, speed, turkprime

Qualtrics Studies run on Mechanical Turk can be Integrated With TurkPrime

Posted by Jonathan Robinson on May 8, 2015 2:15:00 PM

Run Qualtrics Surveys on MTurk using TurkPrime

Running Qualtrics surveys on TurkPrime streamlines several major pain-points researchers using MTurk have dealt with:

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, HIT, mechanical turk, qualtrics, reverse rejection, secret code, secret key

Exclude Workers With One Click

Posted by Jonathan Robinson on May 7, 2015 3:57:00 PM

Problem:

Suppose you're running a Mechanical Turk survey and need to exclude workers who took a previous survey. How can you quickly set this up.

Some of the currently used solutions require following multiple steps to set things up and are not turnkey solutions and others require Workers to enter their Worker ID, which may self-filter workers and limit the number of workers taking your survey.

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, exclude, exclude workers, mechanical turk, mturk, turkprime, workerid

Longitudinal and Follow up Surveys on Mechanical Turk

Posted by Jonathan Robinson on May 7, 2015 2:04:00 PM

Problem:

Suppose you need to run a survey on Mechanical Turk and follow up with the same workers a week, month or year later. A few issues come up:

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Topics: amazon mechanical turk, email, follow up, include workers, Longitudinal, mturk, notify

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