Hiroyuki Adachi
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we present a co-located meeting support system using mobile devices such as tablets and smartphones, which can use anywhere and easily set up. We have developed a system using tablets, and we re-designed its visualization and scoring methods for brainstorming. The system provides visual feedbacks of how long a person speaks to the other person and how long the person watches him/her. The system also provides two scores based on a balance degree of individual utterance and that of pair conversation as a group activity. The system is currently under experimentation.
- H. Adachi, S. Myojin, and N. Shimada. Scoringtalk: A tablet system scoring and visualizing conversation for balancing of participation. In SIGGRAPH Asia 2015 MGIA, SA '15, pages 9:1--9:5, 2015. Google Scholar
Digital Library
- N. Ohshima, K. Okazawa, H. Honda, and M. Okada. Tabletalkplus: An artifact for promoting mutuality and social bonding among dialogue participants. Human Interface Society, 11(1):105--114, 2009. (in Japanese).Google Scholar
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- A Co-located Meeting Support System by Scoring Group Activity using Mobile Devices
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