Useful but Distracting: Keyword Highlights and Time-Synchronization in Captions for Language Learning
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| author | Draxler, Fiona Weingärtner, Henrike Windl, Maximiliane Schmidt, Albrecht Chuang, Lewis L. |
| author_facet | Draxler, Fiona Weingärtner, Henrike Windl, Maximiliane Schmidt, Albrecht Chuang, Lewis L. |
| contents | Captions provide language learners with a scaffold for comprehension and vocabulary acquisition. Past work has proposed several enhancements such as keyword highlights for increased learning gains. However, little is known about learners' experience with enhanced captions, although this is critical for adoption in everyday life. We conducted a survey and focus group to elicit learner preferences and requirements and implemented a processing pipeline for enhanced captions with keyword highlights, time-synchronized keyword highlights, and keyword captions. A subsequent online study (n = 49) showed that time-synchronized keyword highlights were the preferred design for learning but were perceived as too distracting to replace standard captions in everyday viewing scenarios. We conclude that keyword highlights and time-synchronization are suitable for integrating learning into an entertaining everyday-life activity, but the design should be optimized to provide a more seamless experience. |
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| spellingShingle | Useful but Distracting: Keyword Highlights and Time-Synchronization in Captions for Language Learning Draxler, Fiona Weingärtner, Henrike Windl, Maximiliane Schmidt, Albrecht Chuang, Lewis L. Human-Computer Interaction H.5.2; K.3.1 Captions provide language learners with a scaffold for comprehension and vocabulary acquisition. Past work has proposed several enhancements such as keyword highlights for increased learning gains. However, little is known about learners' experience with enhanced captions, although this is critical for adoption in everyday life. We conducted a survey and focus group to elicit learner preferences and requirements and implemented a processing pipeline for enhanced captions with keyword highlights, time-synchronized keyword highlights, and keyword captions. A subsequent online study (n = 49) showed that time-synchronized keyword highlights were the preferred design for learning but were perceived as too distracting to replace standard captions in everyday viewing scenarios. We conclude that keyword highlights and time-synchronization are suitable for integrating learning into an entertaining everyday-life activity, but the design should be optimized to provide a more seamless experience. |
| title | Useful but Distracting: Keyword Highlights and Time-Synchronization in Captions for Language Learning |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction H.5.2; K.3.1 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2307.05870 |