Leveraging video annotations in video based e-learning
Leveraging video annotations in
video-based e-learning
CSEDU | 4th April | Barcelona
Olivier Aubert, Yannick Prié, Camila Canellas
Université de Nantes, France
WHY
VIDEO? It is often richer than other media:
audio, image, motion, non-verbal
language…
But explored mainly as a one way
flow of information. The interaction
aspect is missing.
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Video annotation is composed
of data explicitly associated to
a spatiotemporal fragment of a
video.
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VIDEO
ANNOTATION?
recognizing main ideas guiding a discourse
identifying which segments are important
reducing information into concepts
remembering for a longer time
reproducing ideas using own words
collaborating in the creation and
evaluation
THE
POSSIBILITIES
1. Active reading
2. Live annotation
3. Performance
annotation
4. Annotation for
assignment
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asking a question when it comes to your
mind
adding relevant information to a part of a
discourse as soon as you relate them
marking points to be revisited
adding specific feedback from the
audience
THE
POSSIBILITIES
1. Active reading
2. Live annotation
3. Performance
annotation
4. Annotation for
assignment
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annotating a performance for:
self-reflection
or
sharing an analysis
THE
POSSIBILITIES
1. Active reading
2. Live annotation
3. Performance
annotation
4. Annotation for
assignment
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analyzing some aspects of the video
annotations can result in a document:
abstract
or
video collage
THE
POSSIBILITIES
1. Active reading
2. Live annotation
3. Performance
annotation
4. Annotation for
assignment
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But, how is it actually used in e-learning?
STUDY:
USES IN
E-LEARNING
MOOCs
platform
- EdX
- Coursera
- Canvas Network
- Iversity
- Open2Study
Dedicated
tools
- VIdeoANT
- VideoNot.es
- Annotated
HTML
- Mediathread
- YouTube
- Matterhorn
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And the functionalities?
STUDY:
USES IN
E-LEARNING
Visualization
- Subtitles
- Transcription
- Synchronized
enrichments
- List of annotations
- Timeline
- Interactive
enrichments
Editing/sharing
- Comment
- Video markers
- Internal/external
annotation tools
- Exportation
- Internal/external
annotations sharing
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In MOOCs
Features that facilitate the
comprehension of the discourse
• possibility to adjust the video speed
• subtitles
• transcriptions
largely
present
STUDY:
USES IN
E-LEARNING
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In MOOCs
Other forms of interaction, as:
• quizzes
• comments/forum posts
present
not so much
STUDY:
USES IN
E-LEARNING
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In dedicated tools
More features regarding the
annotation process:
• interactive timelines
• exporting of annotated data
• sharing of annotations
present
STUDY:
USES IN
E-LEARNING
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We have the tools.
Usage in e-learning is still basic.
Lots of exciting pedagogical
scenarios rely on video
annotation.
TAKE HOME
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Our project:
- Open CourseWare
- Rich media/annotation
- Research
TAKE HOME
comin-ocw.org/
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THANK YOU
This work has
received a
French
government
support
granted to
the COMIN
Labs
excellence
laboratory
and man-
aged by the
National
Research
Agency in the
”Investing for
the Futures”
program ANR-
JO-LABX-07-
0J.
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CREDITS
LongoMatch
http://longomatch.org/fea
tures.php
VideoNot.es
Screen capture of the tool
featuring the movie “Of
Human Bondage” (public
domain), via YouTube.
PolemicTweet
Screen capture of the tool.
http://polemictweet.com/att
ention-1314-05-marche-
attention-avenement-
publicite/polemicaltimeline.p
hp
Visu
Screen capture of the tool.
http://visu.advene.org/
Mediathread
Screen capture of the tool.
http://ccnmtl.columbia.ed
u/our_services/tools/medi
athread/example_film_stu
dy.html
Others
All remaining
images/figures are either
personal work or obtained
on the web (public
domain) and then
modified.