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Rematerialising and revitalising synchronous distance learning with moving hands

Presented atEDEN Annual Conference, Bologne, 15–17 June 2025
Published inUbiquity proceedings, p. 46
First online date2025-09-03
Abstract

To move beyond traditional online lectures, we propose an innovative approach in which slides are replaced by real-time hand movements filmed by a camera. The moving hands manipulate objects to convey learning content. The iterative design of the course is described, and three challenges are highlighted: technical optimisation, the teacher’s cognitive load and note-taking. Student evaluations conducted over three years shows a majority of satisfied learners, while also highlights the difficulties of dealing with a course without prior slides. Solutions to this problem are currently being worked on.

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SZILAS, Nicolas, BÉNARD-LINH QUANG, Sophie. Rematerialising and revitalising synchronous distance learning with moving hands. In: Ubiquity proceedings. Bologne. [s.l.] : [s.n.], 2025. p. 46. doi: 10.5334/uproc.214
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