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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 is a “class that can connect across time.”
- It aims to achieve “synchronous teaching without synchronicity.”
Trade-offs between synchronous and asynchronous classes
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- Real-time interaction is possible, but there are challenges such as:
- “I want to hear the previous discussion again.”
- “I want to see this movement in slow motion.”
- “I want to pause and think for a moment.”
- etc.
- Real-time interaction is possible, but there are challenges such as:
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- Students can control the pace of the class, but there are challenges such as:
- “I can’t ask questions to nearby classmates.”
- “I can’t discuss with other students.”
- “I can’t ask questions to the teacher/other students.”
- etc.
- Students can control the pace of the class, but there are challenges such as:
Therefore,
- Reconsidering the synchronicity between:
- Teacher ⇄ Student
- Student ⇄ Student
- ➡️ Resolving the trade-offs
Teacher ⇄ Student
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Students can perform operations on real-time class videos such as:
- ▶️️ Play
- ⏸ Pause
- ⏪ Rewind 10 seconds
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➡️ Some of the interactions between teachers and students become asynchronous.
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- Aligning the speed of receiving information and understanding it.
- Matching the speed of information reception and understanding.
Student ⇄ Student
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If the interaction between teacher and student becomes asynchronous,
- Synchronization among students is also lost.
- If there is no dialogue among students, synchronous teaching loses its meaning.
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➡️ Some of the interactions among students are
pseudo-synchronous.- Later students can see messages from students who are ahead on the timeline.
- Since they are experiencing the same video, it can be considered as pseudo-synchronous.
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It is not completely pseudo-synchronous, but a combination of synchronous and pseudo-synchronous.
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Medium of dialogue: Writing on the video
- The written comments are shared.
- Examples:
- “Write your opinion in response to the question asked.”
- “Write a different interpretation of the class content.”
- “I came up with a good memorization method, so I wrote it down.”
✅ Progress Report
- User testing
- Backend development
User testing
- Originally planned for September, but it has been delayed.
- It is now in a stage where it can be conducted.
- Facing difficulties in distribution.
- Challenge: Source of class videos
- Currently using videos of teachers from the school.
- Looking for lecture videos that do not pose any copyright issues.
Backend
- Due to lack of experience, trial and error is being done.
- Firebase + GCE
- Adjusting to synchronize while observing the time discrepancies among students.
💭 Consultation
- Interaction with teachers
- Nico Nico Douga clone
- Number of potential users
👨🏫 Interaction with teachers
- Since it is real-time, teachers should also be able to view the interactions.
- Idea: Projecting on a screen using a projector.
📺 Nico Nico Douga clone?
- There are differences:
- Writing on the video (including coordinate information)
- Switching between synchronous and pseudo-synchronous
- Selecting users to connect
- However, is there no fundamental difference?
- If it continues like this, it will just become a variation of Nico Nico Douga.
👥 Number of potential users
- The number of users who own an iPad+Pencil is small.
- Originally, it was intended to be limited to individual use.