The Role of Social Presence for Cooperation in Augmented Reality on Head Mounted Devices

Osmers, Niklas; Prilla, Michael; Blunk, Oliver; Brown, Gordon G.; Janßen, Marc; Kahrl, Nicolas

doi:10.1145/3411764.3445633

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“…the students, which is consistent with previous studys [49,53]. It showed that the student participants prioritized the interactivity of the teacher's avatar.…”

Section: H6supporting

confidence: 91%

“…Another intriguing fnding is that, contrary to previous research [49,53], the avatar of students in VR does not increase co-presence for teachers (H3), as some teacher participants commented on the student avatar's lack of facial expression and cartoonlike style. Teacher participants, on the other hand, rated the TI condition, which only had students' eye gaze, as comparable in terms of co-presence.…”

Section: Diferences In Teacher and Student Requirementscontrasting

confidence: 69%

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Tutor In-sight: Guiding and Visualizing Students’ Attention with Mixed Reality Avatar Presentation Tools

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Heintz

Law

2023

Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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“…the students, which is consistent with previous studys [49,53]. It showed that the student participants prioritized the interactivity of the teacher's avatar.…”

Section: H6supporting

confidence: 91%

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confidence: 69%

Tutor In-sight: Guiding and Visualizing Students’ Attention with Mixed Reality Avatar Presentation Tools

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Heintz

Law

2023

Proceedings of the 2023 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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“…Our avatars did not convey any awareness/attention cues (e.g. staring at the passenger user) as they only increase social presence when there is a need for collaboration between users and agents [50], which is not our case. Whilst we could envision a variety of avatar behaviours which might impact social discomfort, our focus was on the impact of co-presence alone and not the impact of potentially socially disruptive behaviours by other passengers.…”

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confidence: 78%

From Shielding to Avoidance: Passenger Augmented Reality and the Layout of Virtual Displays for Productivity in Shared Transit

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IEEE Trans. Visual. Comput. Graphics

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Passengers spend considerable periods of time in shared transit spaces, relying on smartphones and laptops for work. However, these displays are limited in size and ergonomics compared to typical multi-monitor setups used in the office, impairing productivity. Augmented Reality (AR) headsets could provide large, flexible virtual workspaces during travel, enabling passengers to work more efficiently. This paper investigates the factors affecting how passengers choose to layout virtual displays in car, train, subway and plane environments, studying the affordances of each mode of transport and the presence of others. Results from our experiment showed: significant usage of the physical environment to align displays; strong social effects meant avoiding placing displays over other passengers or their belongings; and use of displays for shielding oneself from others. Our findings show the unique challenges posed by the mode of transport and presence of others on the use of AR for mobile productivity in the future. .

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“…The degree to which participants feel psychologically close or present in the medical consultation is referred to as social presence (Weidlich et al, 2022). Different technologies have varying capacities for conveying a sense of user participation and psychological connection (Osmers et al, 2021). The success of teleconsultations in medical practice relies on group participation, and if the video conferencing system is perceived as unfriendly and impersonal, its effectiveness is compromised (Marais et al, 2020).…”

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Exploring Technostress in Video Medical Consultation: A Study of Private Doctors in South European Countries

Halili

2023

J. Digi.Inf.Sys

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This study investigates the factors contributing to technostress in the context of video medical consultations among private doctors offering this service in south European countries. The study focuses on technical support, information availability, social support, social presence, work overload, and role ambiguity in video consultations. The conceptual framework is based on the person-environmental fit theory and theory of planned behavior. Using structural equation modeling (SEM), data from a cross-sectional field survey of 330 private doctors in southern Europe were analyzed. The results indicate that technical support has a positive impact on reducing workload and role ambiguity in video consultations. This study adds to the existing literature on technostress among private doctors in South Europe and contributes unique insights by integrating two prominent theories. The findings have important implications for administration, practitioners, and policymakers in terms of policy development and implementation. Future research should aim to include a diverse sample of doctors to enhance participation and explore the influence of various factors such as backgrounds, fellowship areas, genders, beliefs, and experience levels. The study concludes with policy recommendations, suggestions for further research, and implications for theory and practice.

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The Role of Social Presence for Cooperation in Augmented Reality on Head Mounted Devices

Cited by 24 publications

References 68 publications

Tutor In-sight: Guiding and Visualizing Students’ Attention with Mixed Reality Avatar Presentation Tools

Tutor In-sight: Guiding and Visualizing Students’ Attention with Mixed Reality Avatar Presentation Tools

From Shielding to Avoidance: Passenger Augmented Reality and the Layout of Virtual Displays for Productivity in Shared Transit

Exploring Technostress in Video Medical Consultation: A Study of Private Doctors in South European Countries

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