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👨💻 Shintaro Aoyama
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🏫 Gunma International Academy High School, 11th grade
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Table of Contents
- 📕 Project Overview
- ✅ Progress Report
- 💭 Consultation
📕 Project Overview
- In a nutshell, it’s about “connecting lessons across time.”
- Aiming to achieve “synchronous lessons without synchronicity.”
Trade-off between Synchronous and Asynchronous Lessons
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- While real-time interaction is possible,
- Challenges like wanting to hear something again, watching a movement in slow motion, or pausing to think arise.
- There are issues such as these.
- While real-time interaction is possible,
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- While being able to control the pace of the lesson,
- Challenges like not being able to ask nearby individuals questions or discuss with classmates or teachers arise.
- There are issues like these.
- While being able to control the pace of the lesson,
Therefore,
- Reevaluate synchronicity
- ➡︎ Resolving the trade-off
Teacher ⇄ Student
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Students can interact with real-time lesson videos by
- ▶️️ Playing
- ⏸ Pausing
- ⏪ Rewinding 10 seconds
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➡︎ Some dialogues between teachers and students become asynchronous.
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- Aligning the speed of receiving information with the speed of understanding
- Matching these speeds
Student ⇄ Student
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Making teacher-student interactions asynchronous results in
- Inability to synchronize among students
- If there is no dialogue among students, the meaning of synchronous lessons is lost.
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➡︎ Some student dialogues become somewhat
pseudo-synchronous:- Later students see messages from students ahead on the timeline.
- Since they are experiencing the same video again, it can be considered pseudo-synchronous.
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It’s not completely pseudo-synchronous, but a mix of synchronous and pseudo-synchronous interactions.
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Medium of dialogue: Annotations on the video
- Annotations are shared
- For example:
- “Write opinions in response to posed questions.”
- “Write alternative perspectives on the lesson content.”
- “I came up with a good memorization technique, so I wrote it down.”
✅ Progress Report
- User Testing
- Backend Development
User Testing
- Initially planned for September
- At a stage where it can be conducted
- Facing challenges in distribution
- Issue: Source of lesson videos
- Currently using videos from school teachers
- Looking for lecture video sources without copyright issues
Backend
- Limited experience, so trial and error
- Firebase + GCE
- Adjusting to synchronize while monitoring discrepancies among students
💭 Consultation
- Interaction with teachers
- Clone of NicoNico
- Number of potential users
👨🏫 Interaction with Teachers
- Since it’s real-time, teachers can also view interactions
- idea: Projecting with a projector
📺 NicoNico Clone?
- There are differences
- Writing on the video (= including coordinate information)
- Switching between synchronous and pseudo-synchronous interactions
- Selecting connecting users
- However, are there any fundamental differences?
- As it stands, it might just become a subspecies of NicoNico?
👥 Number of Potential Users
- Few users own an iPad+Pencil
- Originally intended to be self-contained within an individual’s scope