Video-based interaction (asynchronous)
Video-based interaction (asynchronous)
Video-based interaction (asynchronous) is one of the Asynchronous Computer Mediated Communications (ACMC). ACMC can support the collaborative discussion and critique of sharable representations over time and anywhere in space among participants using audio, video, textual and graphical annotations on a digitised resource, without a synchronous interaction.
In particular, the term ‘video-based interaction (asynchronous)’ refers to the process of communicating and collaborating by viewing and editing digital videos uploaded to a shared, online workspace at the collaborators' convenience.
Related methods include: Audio Interaction (Asynchronous), Graphical Interaction (Asynchronous), Resource sharing, Textual Interaction (Asynchronous) and Video editing.
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Projects/tools relating to this method:
| Type | Title |
Last updated |
|---|---|---|
| Project | Performance as a medium of learning in museums and at heritage sites - an investigation | 18.08.2010 |
| Project | Capturing the past, preserving the future: digitisation of the national review of live art video collection | 16.07.2010 |
| Project | Staging the Henrician Court | 15.07.2010 |
| Project | Medieval Warfare on the Grid: The Case of Manzikert | 02.07.2010 |
| Project | What is Black British Jazz? Routes, Ownership, Performance | 21.06.2010 |
| Project | PARADISEC | 17.06.2010 |
| Project | Francophone Music Criticism, 1789-1914 | 25.05.2010 |
| Project | Transmitting Craft Knowledge: Eliciting and passing on the skills of craft masters with the help of interactive media | 07.05.2010 |
| Project | The Personalised Surface within Fine Art Digital Printmaking | 07.05.2010 |
| Tool | ERDAS Imagine | 29.03.2010 |
