Supporting note-taking in multimedia classes: PoliNotes

Alessandro Marrandino, L. Sbattella, Roberto Tedesco
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Nowadays, more and more university classes are given by means of slide-based presentations, possibly including multimedia contents. Advantages of such presentations are well-known—slide-based presentations permit teachers to prepare well-polished materials; moreover multimedia learning can enhance class effectiveness, facilitating retention and comprehension of concepts. Unfortunately, slide-based presentations also have shortcomings. In particular, taking notes becomes quite difficult and the result is often unsatisfactory. These issues particularly affect students who have problems in taking notes; for example, think of students with learning, motoric or sensorial impairments. The objective of our work is the design and development of a collection of software applications that allow convenient note-taking during slide-based classes. Such applications permit students to receive on their Tablet-PCs the slides presented by teachers, in real time. Students can edit objects contained in the slides, as well as add their own pen-based notes.
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支持笔记在多媒体类:PoliNotes
如今,越来越多的大学课程以幻灯片为基础,可能包括多媒体内容。这种演讲的优点是众所周知的基于幻灯片的演讲允许教师准备精心修饰的材料;此外,多媒体学习可以提高课堂效率,促进概念的记忆和理解。不幸的是,基于幻灯片的演示也有缺点。特别是,记笔记变得相当困难,结果往往不令人满意。这些问题特别影响那些记笔记有问题的学生;例如,想想那些有学习、运动或感觉障碍的学生。我们的工作目标是设计和开发一系列软件应用程序,以便在基于幻灯片的课程中方便地记笔记。这些应用程序允许学生在他们的平板电脑上实时接收教师演示的幻灯片。学生可以编辑幻灯片中包含的对象,也可以添加自己的笔笔记。
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