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What About Feedback?

The role of immediate feedback in-group conversations has received scant attention in the recent literature. While studies from the early 1990's suggested that "added information" in the form of non-verbal cues would allow video conferencing to "augment" the audio-only conference in terms of effectiveness, stunningly little follow-on research has been done reflective of the current state of computer mediated communication, video conferencing, "live walls", etc. This article contrasts three studies of immediate feedback in in-person settings as the basis for suggesting a new research program - research to look at potential effects of augmenting video-conferencing with an immediate feedback channel.

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Co-authorshipAuthorshipAuthorshipTopic signalWWhat About Feedback?preprint / 2014ATerrence LeticheResearcherAMichael LissackResearcherTHuman-Computer Interaction3971 works
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What About Feedback?

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