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1	Technological Acceptance of an Avatar Based Interview Training Application : The development and technological acceptance study of the AvBIT application. Dalli, Kevin Charles January 2021 (has links) This thesis expands on previous research and designs of avatar-based child interview training software. The goal of the thesis was to identify requirements, identify technologies and evaluate the likelihood of acceptance of a distribution ready software that would enhance role-play training exercises commonly used for child interview training. After identifying the requirements needed to create this type of application the needed technologies for solving those requirements were identified and one prototype and two production ready applications were developed. The production ready versions were distributed in an official capacity through AvBIT Labs Ab. Each version was evaluated using the technological acceptance model (TAM) in order to determine likelihood of acceptance in relevant industries. The TAM survey, USE survey and correspondence with experts were used to evaluate missing requirements and the likelihood of software acceptance. The research conducted in this thesis directly contributed to the founding of AvBIT Labs AB and the distribution of the AvBIT application to both governmental and non-governmental organizations, seeking to enhance their child interview training, throughout Europe. Avatar Interview Training Interrogation Training Child Interview Training Web RTC Web Development Audio/Video Communication Interactive Training Distance Learning Technological Acceptance Model USE Survey Vulnerable Sector Immersion Education Role-play. Media and Communication Technology Medieteknik

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