Links
I see a lot of websites in the process of writing my blog. Here are some of the most useful, most interesting, and just-plain-coolest ones!
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The site for crowdsourcing and crowdfunding news and resources. |
Ever asked yourself “what is that item and how do I purchase it?” IDThisItem is here to help. |
Ask and answer academic questions in real time with other students and educators. The world is your study group! |
Need a team for the next big project you’re planning? Find non-professionals with the exact skills you’re looking for. |
Not a crowdsourcing site, but nonetheless extremely talented and professional graphic designers at reasonable prices. |
Online shopping is cool, but the options can get overwhelming. Get straightforward answers to your questions from users who know. |
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Credit card that cuts down the barriers between the banks and the people by letting the crowd have direct influence over how the card works. |
Visual Explanation of Crowdsourcing Some people are more visual learners, so here’s the rundown on crowdsourcing in an easy-to-digest information graphic courtesy of oBizMedia.com. |
Wired columnist Jeff Howe, inventor of the term “crowdsourcing”, explains the concept with the help of some cute colorful fish. |
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Need a translation? Babelverse keeps them on-call for real-time interpretation needs. |
On this subsection of Reddit, users trade small bits of expertise or material for altruistic purposes. |
Learn Spanish or German while helping to translate the web! English too, but I’m gonna assume you already have a decent grasp on that one. |
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Daily Crowdsource presents Crowdopolis For the pros! If you own a company that wants to dip into crowdsourcing, or you’re just a huge fanatic like myself, pick up a ticket this summer to the first crowdsourcing conference if its kind. |
A great resource for parents who want to stay vigilant and responsible about their childrens’ digital habits. |
