@inproceedings{oai:ipsj.ixsq.nii.ac.jp:00158408,
 author = {Osamu, Morikawa and Yoko, Sakata and Takanori, Maesako and Osamu, Morikawa and Yoko, Sakata and Takanori, Maesako},
 book = {Proceedings of The Second International Conference on Collaboration Technologies},
 month = {Jul},
 note = {A skeleton video is a new type of video. It provides a framework and outline (skeleton) of the video contents and allows viewers to modify the video themselves in such a way that individual viewers create different adaptations of the video by viewers‘ participation as subjects. We conducted an experiment using five-year-old children. The results confirmed that it was accepted and greatly enjoyed. Although we used a fixed camera in this demonstration, the further study of camerawork synchronizing with the skeleton video is required to get more natural images., A skeleton video is a new type of video. It provides a framework and outline (skeleton) of the video contents and allows viewers to modify the video themselves in such a way that individual viewers create different adaptations of the video by viewers‘ participation as subjects. We conducted an experiment using five-year-old children. The results confirmed that it was accepted and greatly enjoyed. Although we used a fixed camera in this demonstration, the further study of camerawork synchronizing with the skeleton video is required to get more natural images.},
 pages = {135--135},
 publisher = {情報処理学会},
 title = {A Skeleton Video Teaching Material for Young Children},
 volume = {2006},
 year = {2006}
}