论文信息 - Presence disparity in mixed presence collaboration

Presence disparity in mixed presence collaboration

We present the design of an experiment investigating presence disparity in mixed presence collaboration using digital tabletops. In an attempt to verify previous work and relate their results, we examined different presence representations of remote collaborators: audio, video, telepointers and video arms. Our early results show some interesting trends that we are currently investigating in more detail through further analysis of our data.

Anastasia Bezerianos | Gregor McEwan

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