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Human-Computer Interaction
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Effects of a Behavioural Commitment Scheme on Study Regularity in a Self-Paced Learning Platform
Online education has enabled learners worldwide to take up courses from reputed institutions.Designing Adaptive Affective Chatbots for Online Learning: Trade-offs Between User Control, Automation, and Transparency
Online students often face emotional challenges such as frustration, isolation, and fluctuating motivation, which can hinder sustained engagement in online learning.EPIC: Epipolar-Consistent 360° Immersive Stereo Video Generation
Immersive displays can enable rich and diverse virtual experiences.Afterglow: A Place-Based Memorial Ecology for AI-Mediated Pet Bereavement
Pet bereavement often receives little social recognition.AIfred: Augmented Learning through Functional Robotic Embodiment at the Desk
Desk-based learning and creative activities benefit from handwritten engagement.Where the Evidence Lives: Auditing AI Companions' Self-Descriptions
Companion agents describe themselves: they remember, they understand their users, the relationship has changed them.Persona and Persuasive Framing in AI Voice Agents: A $2\times2$ Field Experiment with Children
Conversational agents increasingly interact with children, yet evidence on how their design shapes children's susceptibility to persuasion comes almost entirely from the lab.Positive Ratings, Hidden Concerns: Employee Voice Disclosure in AI-Mediated Organizational Listening
Organizations started listening to employees through conversational AI agents alongside structured surveys.A barrier or a booster? Familiarity effects on Mandarin emotion prosody recognition using AI-powered voice cloning
Emotion prosody perception requires simultaneous processing of acoustic cues and speaker identity.Whose Voice Survives the Summary? A Voice-Retention Audit of LLM Employee Listening
Organizations increasingly route employee feedback to leaders through large language model (LLM) summaries, an unaudited layer that silences already-spoken voice.Characterizing Questioning Patterns and Student Engagement Through Contextual Analysis of Real-Time Classroom Interactions
Real-time classroom polling is now routine, yet the data it produces is usually read narrowly, as a correctness score or a headcount.EFormer: Temporally Aligned Local Correction for Continuous sEMG-Based Hand Pose Tracking
Surface electromyography (sEMG) provides a wearable, camera-free signal for continuous hand-motion inference.Breaking News Out of the Filter Bubble: Generative AI Search Diversifies Collective Attention and Raises Shared Information Consumption
Generative AI search and AI overviews are transforming access to information and news, renewing concerns that readers will encounter a narrower range of topics and have less in common.Measuring Student Self-Assessment against Viva-Demonstrated Mastery in a Large First-Year Programming Course
Mastery-based education increasingly places the reporting of learning progress in students' hands, who record task completion on learning dashboards.An Audit of Measurement Quality and Answer Bias in a Large Classroom-Poll Corpus
Real-time classroom polls are widely used and increasingly generated with automated assistance, yet the questions themselves are rarely evaluated as measurements.What Students Actually Ask: Demand Structure and Automation Potential in a Hybrid Support System
Large online programmes receive heavy volumes of queries during onboarding, at a scale that grows faster than the number of staff available to answer them.Insights on Student Learning from Live Classroom Polls: More Than Right or Wrong
A live classroom poll is usually read through its answer key, as a count of participation and correctness.When Attention Guardrails Become Barriers to Learning: Towards the Tipping Point
Online learning offers flexibility but lacks the structure of a classroom, where a teacher's presence guides attention.DiFF: Doppler-informed Flow Matching for Human Motion Flow
Perceiving human motion via privacy-preserving 4D millimeter-wave (mmWave) radar is critical for next-generation human-robot interaction (HRI), where point cloud scene flow serves as a foundational…Perceptual Color Difference Modeling Using Machine Learning and Human Similarity Judgments
Accurate assessment of color differences is essential for applications ranging from digital design to quality control.