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Direct linkFangzheng Zhao; Richard E. Mayer; Nicoletta Adamo-Villani; Christos Mousas; Minsoo Choi; Luchcha Lam; Magzhan Mukanova; Klay Hauser – Journal of Educational Computing Research, 2024
This study examined how well people can recognize and relate to animated pedagogical agents of varying ethnicities/races and genders. For both Study 1 (realistic-style agents) and Study 2 (cartoon-style agents), participants viewed brief video clips of virtual agents of varying racial/ethnic categories and gender types and then identified their…
Descriptors: Race, Sex, Ethnicity, Animation
