The outbreak of COVID-19 has led to a sharp transition from offline to online education in
many countries and areas. This transition heightens the intensity of existing challenges of …

Live streaming-an emerging practice of broadcasting video of oneself in real time to an
online audience-is often used by people to portray themselves engaged in a craft such as …

Many artists livestream their creative process, allowing viewers to learn and be inspired from
the decisions--and mistakes--they make along the way. This paper presents the first broad …

Live streams usually last several hours with many viewers joining in the middle. Viewers
who join in the middle often want to understand what has happened in the stream. However …

Livestreaming has grown popular in recent years, with millions of people broadcasting
themselves making digital art, playing games, programming, and doing other activities on …

Knowledge-sharing live streams are distinct from traditional educational videos, at least
because of the large concurrently-viewing audience and the real-time discussions between …

Live streaming, which allows streamers to broadcast their work to live viewers, is an
emerging practice for teaching and learning computer programming. Participation in live …

Science and knowledge communication is the process of informing and engaging the public
about a diverse array of topics, such as science, health, philosophy, and history. Effective …

Live streaming visual art such as drawing or using design software is gaining popularity. An
important aspect of live streams is the direct and real-time communication between …

Understanding livestream platforms' accessibility challenges for minority groups, such as
people with disabilities, is critical to increasing the diversity and inclusion of those platforms …