MirrorMirror: A Mobile Application to Improve Speechreading Acquisition
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A mobile Android app called MirrorMirror records and organizes short videos of familiar speakers by lip-shape and target words so students can practice speechreading outside class. A postal survey of 59 students informs design; three case studies show heavy use — participants added 19, 145 and 71 videos and ran 14/76, 72/706 and 43/367 practice sessions respectively — demonstrating targeted, frequent practice. The tool supports lip-shape practice and record and practice with familiar speakers; effectiveness for long-term ability gains remains unproven.
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