Luke Lu
ABSTRACT
We build an interactive droneography system that emulates in-person field trips, letting students and educators see, learn and interact with remote places by flying drones at home. To guide students from missing directions or losing attention, a visual salience detector and an object recognizer through neural networks are also included.
Supplemental Material
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Digital Library
- Marc Behrendt and Teresa Franklin. 2014. A Review of Research on School Field Trips and Their Value in Education. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education 9 (2014), 235–245.Google Scholar
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