The participants viewed videos filmed from cyclists» perspective, and at some point we stopped the clip and masked the video image — the screen turns all gray, and there's no kind of visual information anymore.
Suggest
that participants view the videos shown with particular questions in mind.
Not exact matches
But once
participants started talking about the
videos they had
viewed, it became apparent that those people who watched the magician felt worse than those who watched the cartoon, and they also felt more excluded in the conversation than their peers.
Stepan and Kimberly Fenn, associate professor of psychology and director of MSU's Sleep and Learning Lab, conducted an experiment in which about 200
participants watched a
video of a crime (a man planting a bomb on a rooftop) and then, 12 hours later,
viewed one of two computer lineups of six similar - looking people.
Subsequently, the
participants» brain activity was measured with fMRI while they
viewed videos depicting humans in various painful and painless situations.
The researchers recruited 129
participants and asked them to either read two stories in a magazine, watch the stories using 360 - degree
video, or use a cardboard virtual - reality reader provided by the newspaper company to
view the stories.
Participants are asked to
view a series of short
videos or images, and rate them on how funny they think they are.
Each engaging training
video can be
viewed individually, or even as a group during INSET and then every
participant must log - on and complete the assessment.
Be it through
video conferencing, forums, or chats - the
participant must also be able to establish personal contact with the trainer or colleague in order to exchange
views, ask questions, or simply socialize.
All
participants completed a survey,
viewed a
video, and answered related questions during in - depth interviews designed to uncover triggers and barriers to SPT.
In addition to walkthrough and lecture
videos they have created, Mary Jo and Brandon are also building a professional learning community where course
participants can discuss project ideas,
view and comment on each other's plans, and interact in live Office Hours sessions that Mary Jo and Brandon host weekly.
In one online class,
participants had the opportunity to
view videos that illustrated how to subscribe to education blogs using Google Reader.
The online curriculum vault includes thousands of
videos of master teachers delivering lessons, and interactive web sites host discussion groups (most enable
participants to
view as well as hear and read each other).
Harford, MacRuairc, and McCartan (2010) examined a similar
video club model with 20 preservice science teachers, wherein the
participants viewed and discussed a wider selection of teaching episodes selected by their peers.
Participants were able to
view video clips of active, engaged and high performing classrooms where students create new learning by focusing on real life problems.
Both before and after the workshop,
participants viewed short (approximately 5 - minute)
video clips and wrote comments about how teachers in the
videos were executing the reading instruction strategies.
In the guided
video viewing activity
participants viewed the same near - peer teaching
video clips and were shown the same expert observations of the clips.
Using the model to teach the model, she has encouraged
participants to discuss Marzano strategies while
viewing videos of teachers at work in their classrooms.
This content includes a 2 - part
video of the live seminar; a Power Point presentation; and the seminar attendee survey: a detailed report on the
participants»
view of the communication relationship between manufacturers and distributors of street performance parts.
[youtube
video link for mobile
viewing] Finishing up with our BlackBerry DevCon 2011 mobile pavilion tour, these
participants may be, but certainly not least.
Crafting Meaningful Joan Mitchell - Inspired Lessons Thurs March 19, 6:30 - 9:30 pm (a light dinner will be served) Facilitated by Laura Morris, Joan Mitchell Foundation Archivist Natalie Beall, Joan Mitchell Foundation Artist - Teacher Maia Palileo, Joan Mitchell Foundation Artist - Teacher
Participants will learn about Joan Mitchell's painting process and
view archival photographs and
video of the artist.
The afternoon offers a small group of
participants the opportunity to focus on this subject and a rare opportunity to explore Steve Roggenbuck's working methods; Roggenbuck's most popular
video has been
viewed over 150,000 times online and he has been profiled by The New York Times, Rolling Stone and The New Yorker.
Nearly all of the other exhibitions, though, have a film or audio component: Jackie Nickerson's exhibition includes four very quiet films, similar yet different from her photographs; Robin Rhode (who is also in New Slideshow) has a selection of three
video works on
view in relation to his compatriot Zanele Muholi, whose exhibition does not include film /
video but audio of the various
participants in her Faces and Phases series telling their stories as black South African lesbians.
I haven't had time yet to
view more than a few minutes of the
video, but I invited two
participants to send a Dot Earth Postcard.
the inclusion of separate
video feeds in the overall remote appearance experience: (a) remote room
view for the judicial officer; and (b) to present documents or presentations for the remote
participant.
When study
participants watched a
video of a rude workplace interaction, then answered a fictitious customer email that was neutral in tone, they were more likely to be hostile in their responses than those who
viewed a polite interaction before responding.
If there are six people or less you have the option to either
view all
participants»
video at once or use a Hangouts - like carousel that highlights the active speaker.
The second study was quite similar, except this time, study
participants viewed brief
videos of same - sex couples having sex.
Participants view material presented via lecture, PowerPoint,
video demonstrations, and private exercises one on one with their partner.
The format provides
participants with presentations of theory and clinical techniques, opportunities to work through experiential skills building exercises,
view and discuss therapy - in - action
video recordings, discuss specific cases, and observe live interviews.
During this seminar
participants are given a guidebook and
view a 30 minute
video, entitled «Children in the Middle».