Authors
William Christopher Payne, Yoav Bergner, Mary Etta West, Carlie Charp, R Benjamin Shapiro, Danielle Albers Szafir, Edd V Taylor, Kayla DesPortes
Publication date
2021/5/6
Book
Proceedings of the 2021 CHI conference on human factors in computing systems
Pages
1-16
Description
Dance provides unique opportunities for embodied interdisciplinary learning experiences that can be personally and culturally relevant. danceON is a system that supports learners to leverage their body movement as they engage in artistic practices across data science, computing, and dance. The technology includes a Domain Specific Language (DSL) with declarative syntax and reactive behavior, a media player with pose detection and classification, and a web-based IDE. danceON provides a low-floor allowing users to bind virtual shapes to body positions in under three lines of code, while also enabling complex, dynamic animations that users can design working with conditionals and past position data. We developed danceON to support distance learning and deployed it in two consecutive cohorts of a remote, two-week summer camp for young women of color. We present our findings from an analysis of the …
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Scholar articles
WC Payne, Y Bergner, ME West, C Charp, RB Shapiro… - Proceedings of the 2021 CHI conference on human …, 2021