The Man in the Machine: Digital Labor Ethics for Academic Research

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The online labor market Mechanical Turk presents new opportunities for research at scale. Yet librarians and researchers are also challenged to engage ethically with this globally dispersed workforce. This session explores digital labor ethics for academic research, and discusses librarians' role in facilitating ethical inquiry into online labor services.

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