I am pleased to share that the recording of my talk at the OIST Embodied Cognitive Science Unit is now available on YouTube.
In this seminar, I explore how online meeting software mediates — and transforms — our bodily engagement with others. By comparing non-verbal communication in digital spaces versus face-to-face interactions, I argue that "intercorporeality" remains the essential key to understanding the subtle "gaps" we feel in virtual dialogues.
If you are interested in how our sense of presence shifts between the physical and the digital, I invite you to watch the full talk.
My talk compares nonverbal communication in online interactions with that in face-to-face interactions. Intercorporeality is the key to understanding the difference.
Enjoy the session!
