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The article, "Making Mona Lisa Smile" talks about a new technology and program that is being developed to help computers get an idea on human expressions and emotions. They've started by creating a 3D model and arranging the information based on muscle movement. However, one of the examples the articles brings up is the computers being used in a classroom full of students being able to change the way of learning style based on their expressions. I believe that using a computer to sense the mood by analyzing students' faces is not neccessary. Humans can detect emotions a lot better than a program can since we're a lot more used to seeing a constant use of emotions among everyone. "We humans perform this same impressive "calculation" every day - For instance, you can probabaly tell how a friend is feeling simply by the look on her face." This quote shows that we can perfectly handle calculating an emtion by ourselves, so there would be no need to have a program do it aswell, even if they have a similar aspect. People all around the world have different emotions and displays on how they express themselves. There's a very large variety of them, and of course not everyone can know every single part of it at first, but we can quickly learn and get a good idea of them. "The facial expressions for each emotion are universal, even though idividuals often show varying degress of expression... The software can even idetinfy mixed emotions." This quote shows that Dr. Huang is fully aware of the variety of expressions all around us, but it doesn't help the fact the even though some might be look happy, doesn't mean that they are; Since people look and express differently, nobody can 100% always pinpoint their exact emotion. And finally, teacher's, - especially expirenced ones - have a general idea how students are going to react. There's nothing new about the fact that a student might not be completely interested into or undestand a topic, and we all know that since we've all been there ourselves. "A classroom computer could recongnize when a student is becoming confused or bored, it could modify the lesson" This quote shows an example on how it could help a confused or bored student, however teachers make up activities like that all the time; Also it's very hard to be appealing to everyone since everyone is different and perfers a different learning style. So in conclusion, we don't need to use a computer program to identify students' emotions. We can do everything that the computer program does all by ourselves and even analyze a lot more than what it could do. It's uneccessary to use this type of technology for such things that are small and can easily be fixed by ourselves. Everyone is different and prefers a different way of being taught, it can be hard for a program to be appealing to every single student in the classroom, so it's no different from a teacher. This program can be helpful in other events, but it's not needed in a school.
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Your evaluation score is: 3.0
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