Instructions

.container %p In this research, we are interested in extracting useful information from various information sources to later be used to improve software documentation or to develop code recommender systems for developers. In our current work, we focus on extracting information from StackOverflow. %p %h2 Instructions %p %ul %li You will first be asked some background questions. %li You will be shown three StackOverflow threads. In each thread, some sentences will be highlighted like this. You should click on each highlighted sentence in a thread before proceeding to the next one. = Once you click on a highlighted sentence, you will be asked some questions about this sentence in terms of its usefulness and helpfulness for navigating the various solutions to the question in the given threads. All threads revolve around json-related questions. We ask you to read the question in the thread to be able to answer our questions on each highlighted sentence. = Once you finish answering the questions related to a given sentence, it will look like this, so you know you already did that sentence.

		= After answering all answers in a given thread, you will be asked one general question about the thread.
		= After finishing the three threads, you will be asked some final general questions about the sentences you saw
		= Please note that the threads are picked randomly for each user from a pool of threads. The number of sentences in each thread varies between 1 to 6. In total, you will not be asked to evaluate more than 10 sentences.