POV media in the classroom

The following papers describe Prof. Kindt’s use of point-of-view (POV) digital camcorders, like the GoPro®, a new tool for examining interaction in oral communication classes.


Related papers


  1. Kindt, D. (2014). Interactional language and head-held camcorders. Paper presented at the PanSIG2013, Nagoya, Japan. (pdf)


  1. Kindt, D. (2013). Improving collaborative dialogues with POV video. In N. Sonda & A. Krause (Eds.), JALT2012 Conference Proceedings. Tokyo: JALT. (pdf) (Comments from John Fanselow)


  1. Kindt, D. (2013). Employing POV video to develop interactional competence in oral communication courses. ACTC2013 Conference Proceedings, 231-242. (pdf)


  1. Kindt, D. (2012). A selection of point of view camcorders: Technical specifications, classroom trials, and potential applications in the Academic Journal of the School of Contemporary International Studies (12) (pdf)


  1. Kindt, D. (2011). Seeing through the eyes of the students: First impressions from recording in the classroom with a GoPro® head-mounted camcorder in the Academic Journal of the School of Contemporary International Studies (11) (pdf)


  1. Kindt, D. (2010). First impressions of GoPro® in the classroom in PeerSpectives (6) (pdf)


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