'Turn taking' presentation slideshows

Communication

Communication. Communication. We communicate when we Ask questions Give directions Exclaim in anger/excitement Refuse to look someone in the eye Move over to make room for someone Sigh, roll our eyes, tap our feet, drum our fingers. Verbal & Nonverbal.

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Generative Modeling and Classification of Dialogs by Low-Level Features

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Kinesics

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Engaging Young Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders: 10 Steps to Success!

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CONVERSATION ANALYSIS (i)

CONVERSATION ANALYSIS (i). Lecture # 26. WHAT IS CONVERSATION?. Conversation as a discourse type has been defined by Cook (1989) in the following way: It is not primarily necessitated by a practical task. The number of participants is small. Turns are quite short.

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CONVERSATION ANALYSIS (i)

CONVERSATION ANALYSIS (i). PRELIMINARY ISSUES. WHAT IS CONVERSATION?. Conversation as a discourse type has been defined by Cook (1989) in the following way: It is not primarily necessitated by a practical task. Any unequal power of participants is partially suspended.

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Turn-Taking and Diarization

Turn-Taking and Diarization. Julia Hirschberg CS 4706. Today. Turn-taking behaviors in human-human conversation Task/circumstance dependencies Conversational Analysis Linguistic/cultural differences How do we take and give up turns? Diarization: Automatic Turn Segmentation.

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Bitmaker Labs Program Volunteer Training Autism Ontario August 2014

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Child-directed speech

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TChnCMIH24&list=PL1A5BE0FE207FE333. Child-directed speech. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgwCWbHjJPA. What is child-directed speech?. The academic term for the language used by adults/caregivers when addressing children.

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Natural Language Processing

Natural Language Processing. Lecture Notes 14 Chapter 19. Today. Spoken dialogue systems. Talking to Computers. Spoken dialogue systems make it possible to accomplish real tasks without talking to a real person Keys to success goal-directed interactions in a limited domain

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Towards Sociable Robots

Towards Sociable Robots. Cynthia Breazeal MIT Media Lab Robotic Presence Group. Outline. Brief survey of human-robot interaction research domains Design issues as applied towards sociable robots Ingredients/Grand challenges of sociable robots. Humans in Hazardous environments.

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CSCW dan Ubiquitous Computing

CSCW dan Ubiquitous Computing. Komunikasi Face-to-Face. Bentuk komunikasi yang primitif (dalam hubungannya dengan teknologi) Mekanisme komunikasi yang sangat kompleks Tidak hanya meliputi bicara dan pendengaran, tapi juga menggunakan bahasa tubuh dan tatapan mata.

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Conversation Management

Conversation Management. Turns and turn-taking Adjacency pairs Preferred and dispreferred second parts Insertion, side, repair sequences Preference organisation. Turns and Turn-Taking. Conversational partners trade off the roles of speaking/listening. Turn

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Second Grade Q&A

Second Grade Q&A. Presented by Mrs. Kissell & Ms. Ellis. AGENDA. 5:30 Welcome! Grab a snack and drink READING: Accountability - how do you know your child is REALLY reading? Engaging your child at home - practical quick tips you

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Turn-Taking

Turn-Taking. Presented by Sarah Friedman April 4, 2005 Based on: Sacks, H., Schegloff, E.A., Jefferson, G. (1974). A Simplest Systematics for the Organization of Turn-Taking for Conversation. Language , 50 , 696- 735. Introduction. Report on turn-taking system for conversation

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Jens Edlund & Mattias Heldner KTH Speech, Music and Hearing, Stockholm, Sweden

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Teaching Productive Skills

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Turn-taking Mechanism

Turn-taking Mechanism. Drs. Liliek Soepriatmadji, M.Pd. The Organization of turn taking. Turn taking: allocating the right to participate in an exchange. Used for: Ordering moves in games Allocating political offices Regulating traffic at intersections

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