Exploring Engagement in a 'Social Crowd' on Twitter
作者： Jacob Thebault-Spieker , Angbang E. Xu , Jilin Chen , Jalal Mahmud , Jeffrey Nichols
关键词: Sociology 、 Component (UML) 、 Social environment 、 Internet privacy 、 Public engagement 、 Outreach 、 Social media 、 Crowdsourcing 、 Social engagement 、 Crowds
摘要: People use Twitter to communicate with companies and friends, ask for or share information. Here, we explore participation engagement in an information-gathering 'social crowd'. We first present a study of behavior through both Ads direct outreach, find that outreach achieves higher rate. Second, by showing people other users' shared interest, the potential social crowds. demonstrate benefit sharing context, preliminary step towards deeper studies on component engagement, suggest directions understanding supporting crowd engagement.
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