My Student is a Robot: How Schools Manage Telepresence Experiences for Students
summary
Qualitative interviews across 9 schools with 14 teachers and 8 administrators find telepresence use succeeds only when requires parent support board approval and teacher buy-in and fails otherwise; robots in use range from $5k 18 lb Vigo to $14k 90 lb Beam Pro; recurring problems include flaky connectivity, teachers demanding training, classroom trust issues with home adults, and no reliable last‑minute assignment workflow for remote students; authors offer selection criteria and implementation guidelines.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24Chronic Illness
- 0:58Educational Services
- 1:21Robot Models
- 3:33Decision Process
- 4:04Research Question 2
- 5:08Research Question 3
- 6:55Recommendations
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