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| Ralph Barthel |
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PhD Research Student |
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B3 Exchange Building LSRI, University of
Nottingham, Jubilee Campus, Nottingham, NG8 1BB |
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| Telephone |
+44(0)115 84 67672 |
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+44(0)115 84 67931 |
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ttxrab@nottingham.ac.uk |
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Coming soon... |
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| Current status |
3rd Year Full Time |
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| Expected completion date |
2009
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| Research Topic |
Creating stories from Online Video
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| Summary of Research |
In my research I am exploring the use of publicly available video clips for creative knowledge building.
I have designed, developed and tested Video Pathways social video environment that enables the creation of multi-path stories from online video clips. The concept of multi-path video is that users co-create multiple versions of a video by providing alternative and interchangeable scenes that form different paths through the entire video sequence.
Perspective taking is necessary in knowledge building activities but difficult to achieve in a video medium. My research aims to facilitate perspective taking in a social video environment by enabling new forms to co-create narrative online video.
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| Research Supervisors |
Prof. Mike Sharples and Dr Shaaron Ainsworth
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| Primary Funding Source |
LSRI
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| School Research Theme |
Research in the learning sciences and technical innovation, Education, Psychology
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| Other Research Interests |
Design Research
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| Publications |
Barthel,R., Ainsworth,S. and Sharples, M. (in press).
Negotiating Perspective with Video Pathways
Book chapter to appear in Peter Lang’s New Literacies
and Digital Epistemologies series
Barthel, R., Sharples, M. and Ainsworth, S. (submitted)
Knowledge Exploration with collaborative Multi-Path Video
Submitted to CHI (Computer Human Interaction) 2009
Barthel,R., Ainsworth,S. and Sharples, M. (submitted).
Representing Knowledge through Story Creation from Online Video
Submitted to AIED (Artificial Intelligence in Education) 2009
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