Knowledge-Sharing Market: A Prediction Market-Based Knowledge-Sharing System
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Abstract
This paper proposes a new knowledge-sharing system that introduces an appropriate incentive for sharing valuable private knowledge and acquires high quality knowledge by using the gamification approach. This system is realized through an original extended prediction market mechanism with comment and knowledge-map functions. By utilizing the knowledge map created by connecting and evaluating comments gathered from participants, the proposed system could facilitate in fully utilizing knowledge in an organization. Specifically, by using the system, the owner of a mission can gather knowledge and skills required for succeeding the mission and (re)design the action plan for the mission collaboratively with the help of others.
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October 2018
518 pages
ISBN:9781450360180
DOI:10.1145/3272973
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- Mor Naaman,
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- Karrie Karahalios,
- Airi Lampinen,
- Andrés Monroy-Hernández
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