Stungage: Monitoring Student Engagement in Online Classrooms

Key Features


  • Multitask-agnostic: The proposed approach does not consider continuous eye gestures as the only notion for visual attention, rather it provides scope for counting the instances of positive multitasking, like taking notes during the classes; thus promoting a free and unconstrained environment.
  • Identifies interesting lecture instances on the scene: The crux of our method is the fact that students focus on the screen during interesting instances of a lecture. Consequently, the method figures out such instances in real-time from the presentation video.
  • Wrapper on top of the existing meeting Apps: Our method works as a wrapper on top of the existing meeting Apps, providing seamless integration opportunities.
  • Asynchronous computation: Our method performs asynchronous local computation on the edge devices being used by the individual students, thus, resulting a very little overhead on the network load.

Contributors

snigdha
Snigdha Das

IIT Kharagpur, India

sandip
Sandip Chakraborty

IIT Kharagpur, India

bivas
Bivas Mitra

IIT Kharagpur, India

Teaser Video

Publications


  1. Snigdha Das, Sandip Chakraborty, Bivas Mitra: "I Cannot See Students Focusing on My Presentation; Are They Following Me? Continuous Monitoring of Student Engagement through "Stungage"", ACM UMAP 2022
  2. Snigdha Das, Bivas Mitra, Sandip Chakraborty: "Quantifying Students' Involvement during Virtual Classrooms: A Meeting Wrapper for the Teachers", India-HCI 2021

Funding and Support



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