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Multi-touch display and finger movement control 

Multi-touch display and finger movement control 

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The paper proposes a teaching medium that is suitable for preschool children and teacher to develop basic mathematical skills. The research applies the bases of Multi-touch and Multi-point media technologies to innovate an interactive teaching technique. By utilizing Multi-touch and the connectivity structure of Multi-point to create a technology t...

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... II. INTRODUCTION MULTI-TOUCH Preschool Multi-touch learning [ 3] is a technology is the first that step supports education several that inputs supports at the child same learners time to in create all aspects, interaction e.g., between physical, the user intellectual, and the professional, computer. The and system societal responds knowledge. to finger One movement of the most as urgent commands and important issued by activity the user, to e.g., build select, their learning scroll, zoom is teaching or expand, media etc. due to Fig. 1 the significant shows multiple role in fingers disseminating touching knowledge, on several experience, areas and of other the screen skills to children. There are numerous teaching media for preschool level, ranging from conventional paper based, transparencies, audio, video, and computer based media. The latter is the principal teaching vehicle which has played an important role owing to its usefulness and convenience. Children can learn by themselves [1, 2] and be independent from classroom environment. This research aims at using the connectivity of Multi-point technique and Multi-touch approach as the platform and underlying research process to develop proper stimulating media for preschool children to learn basic mathematics. The paper is organized as follows. Section 2 and 3 briefly explain Multi-touch and Multi- point technologies. Section 4 describes the proposed approach, followed by the experiments in Section 5. The results are summarized in Section 6. Section 7 concludes with the benefits and some final thoughts. II. MULTI-TOUCH Multi-touch [3] is a technology that supports several inputs at the same time to create interaction between the user and the computer. The system responds to finger movement as commands issued by the user, e.g., select, scroll, zoom or expand, etc. Fig. 1 shows multiple fingers touching on several areas of the ...
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... II. INTRODUCTION MULTI-TOUCH Preschool Multi-touch learning [ 3] is a technology is the first that step supports education several that inputs supports at the child same learners time to in create all aspects, interaction e.g., between physical, the user intellectual, and the professional, computer. The and system societal responds knowledge. to finger One movement of the most as urgent commands and important issued by activity the user, to e.g., build select, their learning scroll, zoom is teaching or expand, media etc. due to Fig. 1 the significant shows multiple role in fingers disseminating touching knowledge, on several experience, areas and of other the screen skills to children. There are numerous teaching media for preschool level, ranging from conventional paper based, transparencies, audio, video, and computer based media. The latter is the principal teaching vehicle which has played an important role owing to its usefulness and convenience. Children can learn by themselves [1, 2] and be independent from classroom environment. This research aims at using the connectivity of Multi-point technique and Multi-touch approach as the platform and underlying research process to develop proper stimulating media for preschool children to learn basic mathematics. The paper is organized as follows. Section 2 and 3 briefly explain Multi-touch and Multi- point technologies. Section 4 describes the proposed approach, followed by the experiments in Section 5. The results are summarized in Section 6. Section 7 concludes with the benefits and some final thoughts. II. MULTI-TOUCH Multi-touch [3] is a technology that supports several inputs at the same time to create interaction between the user and the computer. The system responds to finger movement as commands issued by the user, e.g., select, scroll, zoom or expand, etc. Fig. 1 shows multiple fingers touching on several areas of the ...

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... There have also been numerous researches on multi-touch technology-based mathematics learning exercises. By using multi-touch technologies in mathematics learning can help students to improve their arithmetic abilities [9]. They will be more willing to experiment with new ideas and more interested in learning Mathematics [10,11]. ...
... This limited the effectiveness of the teaching and learning process conducted in the class between the teacher and students. (7) Students did not understand the context of the mathematics presented 73.33 (11) Students lack interest or were not motivated in learning mathematics 26.67 (4) There are not enough teaching aids 60.00 (9) In addition to questionnaires and interview session conducted amongst the experienced teachers, a third preliminary analysis process took place. A quiz was implemented amongst the primary school students, to ensure that the problem of the topic on Shapes and Space did really exist amongst primary school students. ...
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The Malaysian Education System have recently implemented the home-based teaching and learning or Pengajaran dan Pembelajaran di Rumah (PdPR) classes due to the outbreak of the pandemic COVID19. Since students were not able to go to schools during the lockdown period, teachers and parents have resorted to creating various methods to engage students in their learning process. Multi-touch technology on tablet appears as a promising tool in visual learning especially during this pandemic out-break. This paper presents a preliminary study conducted on a research project in developing a Visual Learning Application for Mathematics using Holographic Display for the topic on Shape and Space based on Multi-Touch Technology called MEL-VIS. A preliminary study was conducted on fifteen (15) primary school teachers. The results of the preliminary study showed that the topic on Shape and Space is a topic that most students had major problems when learning Mathematics at three (3) primary schools. Students were found to have difficulty in understanding the concepts being taught due to factors such as: abstractive phenomena and concepts; as well as possessing low imagination.