Eğitsel Ajan Araştırmalarında Güncel Eğilimler: 2009-2014 Yılları Arasındaki Makalelerin İçerik Analizi

İzmirli, Serkan; Kirmaci, Ömer; Kahraman, Aydın

doi:10.12984/egeefd.328382

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“…These agents have several types in different settings. İzmirli, Kırmacı, and Kahraman (2017) list these types as smart agents, interface agents, assistant agents, information agents, evaluation agents, pedagogical agents, advising agents and expert agents depending on the roles they play.…”

Section: Visual Appearance Features Of Pedagogical Agentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Visual Appearance Features of Sign Language Avatars

ATASOY,

ŞILBIR,

FİŞ ERÜMİT

et al. 2023

Kastamonu Education Journal

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Purpose: 3D Sign language avatars communicate with individuals in digital environments, like educational agents. However, while designing educational agents, the target group comes to the fore. In the literature, it is seen that the visual appearance features that should be considered in the creation of avatar designs are specified in diverse ways. Main goal of this study is to evaluate the sign language avatars’ visual appearance features in the literature and applications within the framework of educational agents. Design/Methodology/Approach: In this study, seventy-nine different sign language avatars’ images were evaluated within the framework of visual appearance features. Seven category and fifteen features were evaluated by four field experts through focus group discussions. Findings: In the evaluation, seven important categories were determined in avatar visual appearance. It is seen that the eye and head designs of avatars are generally designed in normal size. If an iconic design process is being carried out, eye, head, arm, and finger visual appearances should be designed larger than normal. If a realistic design process is carried out, eye, head, finger, palm, and arm visual appearances should be designed in normal sizes. Highlights: When designing sign language avatars, the upper body should be visible. In addition, what the target group will be affects the gender and iconicity of the avatar. Avatar should be designed simply so that individuals do not overload their visual channel. Also, different visual appearance features should be considered for iconic or realistic avatars. In addition to this, it is recommended that the hand and head sizes should be bigger than normal in order to understand the signs and non-manual signs more clearly.

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Section: Visual Appearance Features Of Pedagogical Agentsmentioning

confidence: 99%