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Prototypical Design of Learner Support Materials Based on the Analysis of Non-verbal Elements in Presentation

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Intelligent Interactive Multimedia: Systems and Services

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There is a growing need for a well-designed learner support system for presentation in English, particularly in non-English-speaking countries. We have developed a prototype of comprehensive learning support system of basic presentation that consists of several modules including digital contents of preliminary tutorials, an interactive aide for organizing a presentation and its corresponding slides, semi-automatic evaluation estimation, and a online review of recorded presentations. After trials, it has been clear that non-verbal aspects has to be extensively supported by such a system. In this study, we made an extensive observation and analysis of available professional and learner presentations, and extracted significant non-verbal elements in those presentations. Then, we designed learner support materials for non-verbal aspects, based on a non-verbal ontology we also designed. It is expected that the implementation of those materials will let learners to learn more effectively how to make and conduct a presentation.

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Hashimoto, K., Takeuchi, K. (2012). Prototypical Design of Learner Support Materials Based on the Analysis of Non-verbal Elements in Presentation. In: Watanabe, T., Watada, J., Takahashi, N., Howlett, R., Jain, L. (eds) Intelligent Interactive Multimedia: Systems and Services. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 14. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-29934-6_51

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