“Effectiveness of Facial Animated Avatar and Voice Transformer in eLearning Programming Course” by Hsieh, Shirai and Sato
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Entry Number: 82
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- Effectiveness of Facial Animated Avatar and Voice Transformer in eLearning Programming Course
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The advancement in technology brought about the introduction of E-Learning to educational institutes. By supplementing traditional courses with E-Learning materials, instructors are able to introduce new learning methods without completely deviating from standard education programs [Basogain et al. 2017]. Some of the most popular forms of E-Learning include online courses [Aparicio and Bacao 2013], [Goyal 2012], video clips of lectures, and gamification of courses and materials [Plessis 2017]. This paper introduces and evaluates the performance of eLearning videos featuring anime styled avatars (a.k.a VTuber) speaking in vocoder transformed audios and how they compare with the traditional lecturer video
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- Xabier Basogain, Miguel Ángel Olabe, and Juan Carlos Olabe. 2017. Transition to a Modern Education System Through e-Learning. In Proceedings of the 2017 International Conference on Education and E-Learning (ICEEL 2017). ACM, New York, NY, USA, 41–46. https://doi.org/10.1145/3160908.3160924
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