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A Study of Teaching Chinese for Adult Learners via Live Streaming Interactive Platforms in the UK: Taking Zoom and Blackboard Collaborate Platforms as Examples [PDF]
International Journal of Chinese Language Teaching, 2020 In the post-pandemic era, the two most widely-used live streaming interactive teaching platforms for adult Chinese teaching in the UK are Zoom and Blackboard. This study adopts mixed research methods, focusing on learners of different levels and types of
Luxi Yang, Chuyi Wang
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Dance Movement Therapy in the Time of COVID-19
Creative Arts in Education and Therapy, 2022 During the time of COVID-19, many therapists tried to help with the trauma and suffering caused by lockdowns and loss of life. Dance movement therapy is a nonverbal, symbolic way of helping people use creativity, rhythm and attunement to cope with trauma
Ilene A. Serlin, Grace Zhou
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Zoom Interviews: Benefits and Concessions
International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 2021 COVID-19 restrictions have transitioned in-person qualitative research interviews to virtual platforms. The purpose of the current article is to detail some benefits and concessions derived from our experiences of using Zoom to interview men about their ...
J. Oliffe +3 more
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A COVID-19-era rapid review: using Zoom and Skype for qualitative group research
Public Health Research & Practice, 2022 Background and objectives: How do qualitative researchers collect meaningful and representative data, and engage in action research, when constrained by cost, distance or unforeseen events?
Joshua Boland +6 more
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Understanding Zoom Fatigue: A Mixed‐Method Approach
Applied Psychology, 2021 Video conference meetings, which became frequent during the COVID‐19 pandemic, might result in exhaustion (so‐called “Zoom fatigue”). However, only little is known about “Zoom fatigue,” the objective characteristics shaping it, and the subjective ...
Hadar Nesher Shoshan, Wilken Wehrt
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Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 1997 This is an exploratory paper about combining logics, combining theories and combining structures. Typically when one applies logic to such areas as computer science, artificial intelligence or linguistics, one encounters hybrid ontologies. The aim of this paper is to identify plausible strategies for coping with ontological richness.
Blackburn, P., de Rijke, M.
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2017 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops (CVPRW), 2017 We study camera models to generate stereoscopic zoom shots, i.e. using very long focal length lenses. Stereoscopic images are usually generated with two cameras. However, we show that two cameras are unable to create compelling stereoscopic images for extreme focal length lenses.
Pujades, Sergi +3 more
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On the stress potential of videoconferencing: definition and root causes of Zoom fatigue
Electronic Markets, 2021 As a consequence of lockdowns due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) and the resulting restricted social mobility, several billion people worldwide have recently had to replace physical face-to-face communication with computer-mediated interaction ...
R. Riedl
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Zooming In, Zooming Out, and Some Thoughts on Zoom [PDF]
Global Food History, 2020 Collectively, the articles in this issue of Global Food History present readers with a spectrum of insulated to integrated food systems, and the challenges of teaching about them in a world brought...
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Avoid Zoom Fatigue, Be Present and Learn
NeuroRegulation, 2021 This paper explores plausible reasons why some students report having more difficulty learning online, predominantly in Zoom synchronous classes, and suggests strategies that students can do to optimize their learning During anonymous classroom ...
E. Peper +4 more
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