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Hardware Sensor Integration for mobile Learning Prasoon Nigam CTO / Vice President – Technology Stratbeans Consulting www.StratBeans.com [email protected] @prasoonnigam

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Hardware Sensor Integration for mobile

LearningPrasoon NigamCTO / Vice President – TechnologyStratbeans [email protected]@prasoonnigam

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Coverage• What are the sensors and other sensory elements.• Why sensor integration has revolutionary potential in

learning context – ILT vs CBT.• When is the right time for sensor integration – are we late ?• How to integrate basic to complex sensors to enhance

learning content – demo, if time permits.

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WHATWhat are the sensors and other sensory elements

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SENSED : THE IMAGEPROCESSED : IDENTIFIED IT BE RELATED WITH XMENINTEGRATED: WHY IS HE SHOWING ME THIS, HOW IS IT CONNECTED TO HIS TALK ?

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What is a SensorSensor “receives”, “transmitted” information which is then “processed “for meaningful ends

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LIGHT SEE

What is a SensorSensor “receives”, “transmitted” information which is then “processed “for meaningful ends

Eye

Webcam

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Sensory Universe : Sensors, Transmitter, Processor

ProcessorIntegrator

SensorTransmitter

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Sensory Universe : Sensors, Transmitter, Processor

ProcessorIntegrator

SensorTransmitter

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WHYWhy sensor integration has revolutionary potential in

learning context – ILT vs CBT.

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Lets spot sensory universe elements involved in ILT situation

ILT : Instructor Learner

MORE SENSORY ELEMENTS => MORE INTELLIGENCE / MORE LEARNING

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Do you know the name of the XMEN Instructor with…

ILT : Instructor Learner

x x x

x x NO EAR, NO EYESMUCH SMALLER BRAIN

BRANCHING SIMULTION, SCORES ASSESSMENT

MUTANT POWERPRESENT EVERYWHERE AT SAME TIME,

Answer is : Madame CBT

MAGNETO STOLE HER SENSORS

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Moment of Truth …

ILT : Instructor

x x

x x

CBT : Self Paced

NO EAR, NO EYESMUCH SMALLER BRAIN

BRANCHING SIMULTION, SCORES ASSESSMENT

MUTANT POWERPRESENT EVERYWHERE AT SAME TIME,

Answer is : Madame CBT

MAGNETO STOLE HER SENSORS

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From “OR” to“AND”

OR

ILT : Instructor CBT : Self Paced Learner• Personalized• Intelligent• Adapts with Learner’s need

• Scalable• Self Paced• Geography Independent

Think, if we are able to give Madame CBT her sensory power back ... to make her “intelligent AND scalable”

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Best of Both Worlds : The Smart CBT• Adapting Content to match learner’s state of

mind• Adapt interactivity• Adapt Engagement• Advices learner to take a break

• Interprets Brain Waves to determine cognitive state of mind• Hands Free Navigation

• Speech Detection• Movement Detection• Customized Gestures

• Detect Confidence Level through speech analysis of learner• Location based learningSmart CBT/mLearning

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WHENWhen is the right time for sensor integration – are we late

?

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Time

Number of SensorsInternet Of ThingsTIME IS

“NOW”FOR mLEARNING TO LEVERAGE THESENSORS

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The Irony !

LEARNING CONTENT in IRON WALLS

The IRON WALL between• mLearning• Sensors on device

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HOWLow hanging fruits + Advance Ideas

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Simple to Complex Sensor Integration Ideas1.Brain wave detection 2.Hands free navigation of content

using Hand Gestures3.Augmentation of content using AR

apps4.Voice based response5.Confidence level detection6.Distraction detection

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1: Detect Brain Attention LevelApplication Area:• Depending on brain attention level, user is

suggested to • BREAK• ENGAGE• INTERACT

SENSOR :EEG

DEMO AVAILABLE

Brain Wave Type

Implication

Gamma Problem solving, concentrationBeta Active Mind, BusyAlpha Restful, RelaxedTheta DrowsinessDelta Sleep / Dreaming

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1: Detect Brain Attention Level

SENSOR :EEG

DEMO AVAILABLE

- Operating condition for learning- Adaptive content- Grade a content, before releasing

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1 : Hands-Free Navigation of Content using Hand GesturesApplication Area: • Performance support system in Restaurant.

Staff can refer to recipe steps, while preparing the food

SENSOR : CAMERA

DEMO AVAILABLE

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2: Augmentation of Content using Augmented Reality AppsApplication Area:• A complex process flow, comes alive with

videos that explain that step in depth• A user is attempting a check your

knowledge, clue appears for the knowledge options

• School children is reading about planetary system, Screen comes live with video, explaining about the planet he clicked

SENSOR : CAMERA

DEMO AVAILABLE

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3: Voice Based Response Application Area: • Response to an assessment can be spoken

out instead of typed

SENSOR : MIC

DEMO AVAILABLE

DO NOT WASHDO NOT DRYWASH IN COLD WATERGIVE IT YOUR MOM

DO NOT WASH

What does this mean?

What is the Color of an apple?

What is Gravity?

How do you determine time?

What does this mean?

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4: Confidence Level DetectionApplication Area: • A Customer support executive (voice

process), speaks out an answer and using speech analytics, he is tested on various performance parameters like “speed of response”, “tone”, “confidence”

SENSOR : MIC

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5: Distraction DetectionApplication Area: • A learner is showing patterns like “shaking of

legs”, “no significant movement”, “body temperature” , “heart rate” and the content pops-up• BREAK : Suggest the user to take a break• ENGAGE : Put more engaging level of the

same content - “Watch a video to understand better”

• INTERACT : Put a CYU question related with the topic

SENSOR : BIO-WEARABLE

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Final Note• Sensor integration is NOW a reality – wearable, camera & brain wave are top picks • Demand sensor smart content from your content

development/technology integration teams• Take baby steps• Yes SCORM / xAPI complaint sensor integrated content are

easily doable• Discuss what are the other possible application of

smart content Lets pledge to give Madame CBT her sensors back !

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Future Possibility

Questions ?

[email protected]@prasoonnigam

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