2005
DOI: 10.1007/11552413_106
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The Virtual Technician: An Automatic Software Enhancer for Audio Recording in Lecture Halls

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“…The acoustic quality of the instructor's voice, however, received below-average ratings for the replay. This result was a major motivation to enhance the audio recording quality in eChalk by the approaches described in 8 . Despite the shortcomings in audio quality, the overall quality of the system was clearly seen as positive, both in classroom teaching and in replay.…”
Section: Findings From Student Questionnairesmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The acoustic quality of the instructor's voice, however, received below-average ratings for the replay. This result was a major motivation to enhance the audio recording quality in eChalk by the approaches described in 8 . Despite the shortcomings in audio quality, the overall quality of the system was clearly seen as positive, both in classroom teaching and in replay.…”
Section: Findings From Student Questionnairesmentioning
confidence: 98%