When selecting a task, the Toloker is first shown the instructions that you wrote. Describe what needs to be done and give examples in them.
Good instructions help the Toloker complete the task correctly. The clarity and completeness of the instructions affect response quality and the project's rating. Unclear or overly complex instructions, on the contrary, will scare off Tolokers.
If the Toloker completed the task according to the instructions, and you rejected it, they can file an appeal. It is important to make the instructions both clear and accurate.
Learn more about how to write simple and clear instructions on the Toloka website.
When creating or editing the project, enter the instructions in the Instructions for Tolokers editor. If necessary, insert pictures, links and tables in the visual editor or using HTML markup. To switch modes, click .
To expand the editor to full screen, click .
To view the instructions as seen by the Toloker, click .
The HTML markup mode allows you to create user-friendly instructions. Declare and apply CSS styles and use allowed HTML tags.
Declare styles in the style
container or use the style
attribute in tags to assign a style.
The style
container can be placed at the beginning or at the end of the instructions.
The HTML markup supports basic tags:
h1
to h6
.p
and the div
, pre
, and blockquote
blocks.ol
, ul
, and dl
lists.table
tag for tables.a
tag for links.img
and map
pictures.span
, strong
, em
.You can't insert the following in the instructions:
Scripts.
Frames.
Objects, audio players, or video players (the object
, audio
and video
elements).
You can provide links to audio and video.
Tags that are not supported are removed from the instructions when saving the project.
To change the instructions, go to project editing, make changes and save the project.
If you edit instructions in a project that already has completed tasks, you should notify Tolokers.
Create a task pool in the project.
Learn more about how to set up a project:
Last updated:Â July 24, 2023