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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Technological mediation"”.
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Movement, Technological Mediation and Embodied Interactions, in the Education of children with autism.
… three areas of interest; autism, education and technological advances. By applying techniques such as improvisation, somatic movement techniques and participant observation, the thesis proposes a reconsideration of existing interventions in order to promote holistic development, rather than …
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Virtual Bodies: Probing Fake Flesh
… the interactions of cultural ideals, technological mediation, and material experimentation, the research delves into how contemporary art practices can challenge and expand our understanding of embodiment.</p> <p>Central to this exploration is the use of varied mediums such as …
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Remote Sensing, Inference, and Intelligence in the Information Environment
… difficult to understand (strategic interaction, technological mediation, and cognitive obfuscation) and describe the framework of logical inference (induction, deduction, and abduction) that we use to assess research methodologies. We find that post-2016 literature focused on malicious actions in …
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Watching Storytelling: Visual Information in Oral Narratives
… being shared via some form of electronic mediation, and yet they are often glossed over in regard to the study of narrative. This study was designed to address the unique nature of oral narratives focusing on the information channels utilized by participants in their co-creation of …
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Psychotherapy Using Distance Technology: A Comparison of Face -to -Face, Video, and Audio Treatments
… therapeutic alliance can be built regardless of technological mediation, investigations of the clinical uses of distance communication are invited.
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“It’s literally like I’m sat right there in the room with you!” A generic qualitative study of formative audio feedback within pre-registration nurse education
… practice and their professional identity, and technological advancements have created opportunities for Higher Education Institutions to diversify approaches to feedback. Aim: To explore how the embodied voice of the nurse academic, delivered through formative audio feedback, mediates …
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Halls without walls : perpetuation, development & dissemination of the discourse on blues music and blues culture in the digital age (1996-2016)
This study presents an overview of the effects of technological mediation and specifically, digital remediation, on the discourse on blues music and blues culture since the introduction of the world-wide web in 1989, and the proliferation of computer-mediated communications (CMC) from 1996. In …
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The Sampling of Bodily Sound in Contemporary Composition: towards an embodied analysis
… concerns related to the (re)presentation, mediation and manipulation of the body both as materiality and as social construct, using, in particular, work by Hansen (2004) and Wegenstein (2006). The sampling practices of these works lead to the fragmentation of the represented bodies, in …
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A Study of Students' Conceptions of Networked Learning in a Developing Country Setting
… the perceived extent and sophistication of the technological mediation occurring. Concerning cooperation with others in learning, the analysis of the data led to the emergence of three categories. These categories identified that cooperation in learning was perceived as group work, exploratory …
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Beyond Wilderness: Wildness as a Guiding Ideal
… state of wildlands and by other threats such as technological mediation. I then discuss at length what wild and wildness mean using authors such as Thoreau, Turner, Griffiths, and London. I write that wild things can be affected, but not controlled by us. I further argue that we are homeless in …
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Beyond Wilderness: Wildness as a Guiding Ideal
… state of wildlands and by other threats such as technological mediation. I then discuss at length what wild and wildness mean using authors such as Thoreau, Turner, Griffiths, and London. I write that wild things can be affected, but not controlled by us. I further argue that we are homeless in …