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Anthony J. Liddicoat et al., « 3. Enacting participation : hybrid modalities in online video conversation », ENS Éditions
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1. Introduction Video-mediated face-to-face interaction (e.g.,closed circuit television, videoconferencing) has been a topic for research since the early 1970s (see for example overviews of early research in Hiemstra 1982; Short et al. 1976). Most of the work done on video-mediated interaction has focused on the idea that the communication technology is assumed to restrict or distort the interaction in some way (Ruhleder and Jordan 2001). To determine if this is indeed the case, video-mediated...
