Robomorphism: examining the effects of telepresence robots on between-student cooperation

Schouten, A.; Mazerant-Dubois, K.; Portegies, T.C.; Withuis, I.; Willemsen, L.M.

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Presentation for the 2021 International Communication Association Conference. Together with Tilburg University and Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences, we investigated if and how telepresence robots affect between-student cooperation. Telepresence robots are robots that absent students can communicate through in the classroom.

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robots telepresence

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ICT & Media

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Techniek

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Datum	2021-05-27
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Robomorphism: examining the effects of telepresence robots on between-student cooperation

Robomorphism: examining the effects of telepresence robots on between-student cooperation

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