Dancing on the Grid: using e-Science tools to extend choreographic research

Bailey, Helen; Bachler, Michelle; Shum, Simon Buckingham; Blanc, Anja Le; Popat, Sita; Rowley, Andrew; Turner, Martin

doi:10.1098/rsta.2009.0048

Cited by 18 publications

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“…Advene [28] is an open-source framework for integrating and visualising audiovisual metadata, used in a scholar context to assist active reading [29]. Recent versions of Compendium [30] include video mapping functionalities for knowledge, issue and argument maps to be created on top of and synchronised with a video [31]. One clear pitfall of these two tools is that they do not support web delivery of, access to and interaction with the resulting visualisations.…”

Section: Hypermedia: Hypervideo For Enhanced Televised Debatesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Democratic Replay: Enhancing TV Election Debates with Interactive Visualisations

Plüss¹,

Liddo²

2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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This paper presents an online platform for enhancing televised election debates with interactive visualisations. Election debates are one of the highlights of election campaigns worldwide. They are also often criticised as appearing scripted, rehearsed, detached from much of the electorate, and at times too complex. Democratic Replay enhances videos of election debates with a collection of interactive tools aimed at providing a replay experience centred around citizens' needs. We present the system requirements, design and implementation, and report on an evaluation based on the ITV Leaders' Debate from the 2015 UK General Election campaign.

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Section: Hypermedia: Hypervideo For Enhanced Televised Debatesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Democratic Replay: Enhancing TV Election Debates with Interactive Visualisations

Plüss¹,

Liddo²

2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…Compendium allows for the creation of maps -dialogue, argument and issue maps -to be made on a video, with nodes and connection linked to specic points in time of the debate [2].…”

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A Novel Method to Gauge Audience Engagement with Televised Election Debates through Instant, Nuanced Feedback Elicitation

Liddo

Plüss

Wilson

2017

Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Communities and Technologies

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Despite a steep increase in the use of the Internet and handheld computing devices for media consumption, television is still of critical importance for democratic citizenship. Television continues to be the leading source of political information and its relevance has been recognised at policy level. In addition, television keeps evolving technologically and in how it is experienced by viewers. Nonetheless, the ways researchers have measured audience engagement with televised political events in real-time is often limited to small samples of viewers and is based upon a narrow range of responses.In this paper we look at the audience of televised election debates, and propose a new method to gauge the richness and variety of citizens' real-time responses at scale by capturing nuanced, nonintrusive, simple and measurable audience feedback. We report on a paper prototype experiment, in which we used a set of ashcards to test the method in an actual televised election debate scenario. We demonstrate how the method can improve our understanding of viewer responses to the debaters' performances, to the contents in their arguments, and to the debate as media event. We conclude with design guidelines to implement the method on a mass scale in order to measure audience engagement with televised election debates in distributed contexts through audience feedback web and mobile applications.

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“…The performance was time stamped into separate phases shown within a graphical timeline, representing the sub-parts, and a nonlinear time-stamped mind mapping tool was used to annotate the complete session [7]. Extensions to this work termed 'dancing on the grid' are described by Bailey et al [8].…”

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Secure data sharing across portals: experiences from OneVRE

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Jones

Poschen

et al. 2013

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A.

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Research and higher education are facing an on-going transformation of practice resulting in the need for effective collaboration and sharing of resources within and across disciplinary and geographical boundaries. Portal technologies and portal-based virtual research and learning environments (VREs and VLEs) already have become standard infrastructures within a large number of research communities and institutions. From 2004, a series of research and development projects began to ask the question whether an open source videoconferencing and collaboration system could be used as a complete, or as a part of, VRE. This study presents the evolution of these projects and at the same time, describes the definition of a VRE and their future possible integration. The OneVRE portlet integration project attempted to create missing components, including adding secure and universal identity management. This moves the idea of shared data to a different level by creating a new administrative domain that is outside the control of a single local institution portal and resolves certain administrative virtual organizations problems. We explain some of the hurdles that still need to be overcome to make this venture truly successful, when a complete toolkit can be designed for the researcher of the future.

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Dancing on the Grid: using e-Science tools to extend choreographic research

Cited by 18 publications

References 6 publications

Democratic Replay: Enhancing TV Election Debates with Interactive Visualisations

Democratic Replay: Enhancing TV Election Debates with Interactive Visualisations

A Novel Method to Gauge Audience Engagement with Televised Election Debates through Instant, Nuanced Feedback Elicitation

Secure data sharing across portals: experiences from OneVRE

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