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Mitigating problems in video-mediated group discussions: Towards conversation aware video-conferencing systems

Schmitt et al., 2014

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415700585348281407
Author
Schmitt M
Gunkel S
Cesar P
Bulterman D
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Proceedings of the 2014 workshop on Understanding and Modeling Multiparty, Multimodal Interactions

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In this paper we discuss communication problems in video-mediated small group discussions. We present results from a study in which ad-hoc groups of five people, with moderator, solved a quiz question-select answer style task over a video-conferencing …
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