17–19 May 2024
Meijo University Nagoya Dome Campus
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Meeting Eye-to-Eye on Online Video Conferencing Platforms

18 May 2024, 13:00
1h 20m
Learning Commons (1st Floor)

Learning Commons (1st Floor)

Poster AI for Learning Posters Session

Speakers

Mr Ren Nou (Toyama Institute of Technology) Todd Cooper

Description

This poster presentation proposal explores the role of facial expressions in online classes and interviews and introduces the use of a specialized prompter as a potential tool for improvement. First, the study emphasizes the significance of facial expressions in online communication between teachers and students and their impact on communication between potential interviewers and interviewees (author et al., retracted, 2022). The second phase of the presentation will show the various hacks we have tried to engage in “eye-to-eye” communication via online conferencing tools such as Zoom and MSFT Teams (author et al., retracted, 2023). Finally, we will compare images captured with the specialized prompter and those taken using a computer camera. Those images will be analyzed using both AI and gaze technology. Our comparison study aims to find any differences in facial expressions that can be seen or detected. This research will provide real-world evidence for the possible benefits of using a prompter to improve interviewee presentations.

Keywords AI, gaze, online presence, interviews

Primary author

Mr Ren Nou (Toyama Institute of Technology)

Co-authors

Akira Tsukada (Toyama Institute of Technology) Miho Takano (University of Toyama) Todd Cooper

Presentation materials

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