Body, mind and technology are interrelated in computer-interactive communications
Studies of infant and child development show that the human brain is innately wired for interaction with other humans. Technologies - such as computers and video cameras - augment human communication capacity and capabilities. Technologies for interactive communications are most effective when they leverage what works in face-to-face interaction for application in computerized environments.
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