Screencast in the Wild

Hsu, Chih-Fan; Chen, Deyu; Huang, Chun-Ying; Hsu, Cheng-Hsin; Chen, Kuan-Ta

doi:10.1145/2647868.2654991

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“…7c,d). MRI can show LCIV compression and can be used as an alternative to CT examination in patients with renal insufficiency or allergic to radiological contrast media [40]. Although venography underestimates the severity of LICV stenosis, it can be useful in…”

Section: Instrumental Diagnosismentioning

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Vascular compression syndromes: a pictorial review

et al. 2022

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Vascular compression syndromes include a group of rare changes due to extrinsic compression of veins or arteries by surrounding structures. Often these pathologies are underestimated due to the rarity, poor knowledge and non-specificity of symptoms. The best known are Eagle syndrome, Thoracic Outlet syndrome, Nutcracker syndrome, May-Thurner syndrome, Dunbar syndrome and Popliteal Entrapment syndrome. This work summarizes the main ultrasonographic characteristics, symptoms and treatments of choice. Knowledge of these characteristic signs is essential for the differential diagnosis. Failure to diagnose these rare diseases can expose patients to serious complications and risks to their health.

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Vascular compression syndromes: a pictorial review

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“…MoocCast has been developed and released 9 for the Android operating system in September 2016. When the app starts, it loads the JSON file (Figure 1b) containing the videos of the MOOC.…”

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“…Screencast technologies enable such dynamic binding over ad hoc one-hop networks or Wi-Fi access points. Hence, the binding between computing devices and displays is no longer oneto-one but more dynamic and adaptive [9]. This work aims at exploring and evaluating the usage of screencast technology to promote learning processes in daily physical spaces.…”

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MoocCast: evaluating mobile-screencast for online courses

Tabuenca

Kalz

Löhr

2017

Univ Access Inf Soc

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The progressive adoption of smartphones and interconnected devices is inspiring students to redesign their physical spaces towards a seamless shift between daily life and learning activities. In the last years, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) represent one of the key resources facilitating universal access to education as they enable students to learn across formal and informal contexts. However, there is little research exploring these alternative ways to present the content offered to learners in MOOCs for improved accessibility from personal contexts. This work presents the first study evaluating mobile-screencast technology as a means to facilitate learning processes in online courses. The contribution from this manuscript is threefold: first, preferred learning spaces for students enrolled to accomplish the activities in a MOOC are identified; second, mobile-screencast is evaluated as a solution for improved accessibility in online courses; third, an open tool for mobile-screencast and initial results from a formative evaluation are presented. This tool can be reused and adapted in further MOOC implementations. Finally, lessons learned are discussed and cues for future implementations are challenged.

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“…Commercially, screen mirroring technology has seen widespread deployment, if not yet uptake, in the home. With respect to sharing device content, support for wireless video streaming and mirroring standards such as Miracast (in Android 4.0+, Windows 8.1+ and Chromecast tab casting) and Airplay (in Apple iOS) is now commonplace [9], meaning that new phones, tablets, and laptops all have the capability to mirror their displays, or mirror virtual displays, to an available receiver.…”

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“…Consumer screen mirroring is now a reality in many homes, in part thanks to low-cost consumer receivers such as Chromecast and Apple TV, combined with devices capable of mirroring their displays in real-time at high resolution through standards such as Airplay and Miracast [9].…”

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Who's the Fairest of Them All

McGill

Williamson

Brewster

2015

Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Interactive Experiences for TV and Online Video

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In the UK alone smartphone adoption has reached 61% in 2014. In home and living-room contexts, this adoption has led to "multi-screening", meaning the concurrent use of devices such as smartphones and tablets alongside the TV. The resultant private "digital bubble" [12] of this device usage has been discussed as raising a problematic barrier to socialization and interaction, with mobile phone use in particular having significant anti-social connotations [24]. However mobile devices have evolved new capabilities for sharing their activity, most notably through screen mirroring. This paper explores how we can utilize the TV to view screen-mirrored device activity, decreasing the digital isolation of device usage. We examine the extent to which users can attend to multiple devices on one TV, the effect this and prior systems have had on existing TV viewing, and propose ways in which we can aid users to manage their viewing of device activity on the TV. Moreover, we examine new approaches toward the accessibility of device activity, investigating systems which allow users to attend to whichever device activity they wish using multi-view displays, and discuss the social and privacy implications of having "always-on" screen-mirrored devices.

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Screencast in the Wild

Cited by 7 publications

References 5 publications

Vascular compression syndromes: a pictorial review

Vascular compression syndromes: a pictorial review

MoocCast: evaluating mobile-screencast for online courses

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