2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-72038-8_11
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LECTOR: Towards Reengaging Students in the Educational Process Inside Smart Classrooms

Abstract: Abstract. This paper presents LECTOR, a system that helps educators in understanding when students have stopped paying attention to the educational process and assists them in reengaging the students to the current learning activity. LECTOR aims to take advantage of the ambient facilities that "smart classrooms" have to offer by (i) enabling educators to employ their preferred attention monitoring strategies (including any well-established activity recognition techniques) in order to identify inattentive behav… Show more

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“…Sensors can monitor the environmental factors inside the room to provide input on the convenience to adapt air quality (e.g., to renew air when CO2 exceeds the recommended limit), temperature, lighting and acoustics, amongst others. Sensors also allow voice detection and recognition, facial recognition, eye-tracking and motion tracking [56], or the checking of whether the student is sitting down or not, using pressure-sensitive sensors [57]. Sensors can also be placed inside the devices such as smartphone cameras [58].…”
Section: Technological Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Sensors can monitor the environmental factors inside the room to provide input on the convenience to adapt air quality (e.g., to renew air when CO2 exceeds the recommended limit), temperature, lighting and acoustics, amongst others. Sensors also allow voice detection and recognition, facial recognition, eye-tracking and motion tracking [56], or the checking of whether the student is sitting down or not, using pressure-sensitive sensors [57]. Sensors can also be placed inside the devices such as smartphone cameras [58].…”
Section: Technological Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the short term, new developments should go in the direction of allowing a new learning paradigm [88], new pedagogies and new teaching methodologies for smart citizens of the 21st century, and for developing new skills and new competences [83]. Concerning technology, the implementation of Smart watches or RFID tag sensors for teachers and students [53][54][55][56][57]64], interactive whiteboards or touch screen displays with multiple students [49,52] or interaction screens that recognise body movements [51,52], and full access to knowledge through mobile devices and full internet access can be considered. It should be noted that there are existing initiatives and solutions of cloud storage [59,62] allowing easy access and information management from anywhere, and devices with collaborative data and writing software tools that allow knowledge sharing, management and co-creation [66], considering students' needs [63] and student-centred learning methods [85], which allow student self-regulation to foster autonomous and lifelong learning.…”
Section: Technology Environment Processesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…LECTOR [26] exploits the potential of AmI technologies to observe either human-or artifact-oriented behaviors (SENSE), identify whether they require actions (THINK), and intervene (ACT) accordingly-when deemed necessary-in order to fulfill the user needs. According to cognitive psychology, the sense-think-act cycle stems from the processing nature of human beings, who receive input from the environment (i.e., perception), process that information (i.e., thinking), and act upon the decision reached (i.e., behavior) [97].…”
Section: Lectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…ParlAmI aims to assist inexperienced users in programming their environments in a simple yet effective manner while providing the necessary flexibility to define complex behaviors. Towards this end, it interoperates with the LECTOR framework [26] so as to specify which conditions signify a behavior that requires some action (i.e., triggers), and determine the appropriate interventions to accommodate/help/support the users (i.e., actions).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…LECTOR [144] is a framework that takes advantage of the ambient facilities already existing in AmI environments in order to identify when the users need help or support and intervene to improve their quality of life. It follows the trigger-action model [48,145,146], which has been in the spotlight as a form of programming AmI environments, using simple “if then” rules.…”
Section: The Intelligent Living Roommentioning
confidence: 99%