Video Communication Research Articles

Unveiling Sociocultural Barriers to Breast Cancer Awareness Among the South Asian Population: Case Study of Bangladesh and West Bengal, India.

Bangladesh and West Bengal, India, are 2 densely populated South Asian neighboring regions with many socioeconomic and cultural similarities. In dealing with breast cancer (BC)-related issues, statistics show that people from these regions are having similar problems and fates. According to the Global Cancer Statistics 2020 and 2012 reports, for BC (particularly female BC), the age-standardized incidence rate is approximately 22 to 25 per 100,000 people, and the age-standardized mortality rate is approximately 11 to 13 per 100,000 for these areas. In Bangladesh, approximately 90% of patients are at stages III or IV, compared with 60% in India. For the broader South Asian population, this figure is 16%, while it is 11% in the United States and the United Kingdom.These statistics highlight the need for an urgent investigation into the reasons behind these regions' late diagnoses and treatment. Early detection is essential for managing BC and reducing its impact on individuals. However, raising awareness in diverse societies is challenging due to differing cultural norms and socioeconomic conditions. We aimed to interview residents to identify barriers to BC awareness in specific regions. We conducted semistructured interviews with 17 participants from West Bengal and Bangladesh through Zoom (Zoom Video Communications). These were later transcribed and translated into English for qualitative data analysis. All our participants were older than 18 years, primarily identified as female, and most were married. We have identified 20 significant barriers to effective BC care across 5 levels-individual, family, local society, health care system, and country or region. Key obstacles include neglect of early symptoms, reluctance to communicate, societal stigma, financial fears, uncertainty about treatment costs, inadequate mental health support, and lack of comprehensive health insurance. To address these issues, we recommend context-specific solutions such as integrating BC education into middle and high-school curricula, providing updates through media channels like talk shows and podcasts, promoting family health budgeting, enhancing communication at cultural events and religious gatherings, offering installment payment plans from health care providers, encouraging regular self-examination, and organizing statewide awareness campaigns. In addition, social media can be a powerful tool for raising mass awareness while respecting cultural and socioeconomic norms. Fighting BC or any fatal disease is challenging and requires support from various dimensions. However, studies showthat raising mass awareness is crucial for theearly detection of BC. By adopting a sensitive and well-informed approach, we aim to improve the early detection of BC and help reduce its impact on South Asian communities.

Pengaruh Kualitas Sistem, Kualitas Informasi, Kualitas Layanan Netflix Terhadap Kepuasan Pengguna di Instagram @Netflixid

This research is motivated by the development of information and communication technology, particularly media consumption in the entertainment industry. The Video on Demand (VOD) application Netflix is a pioneering service that is favored by the Indonesian community. In providing its services, Netflix must maintain high quality to compete and sustain its business. The aim of this research is to determine the influence of system quality, information quality, and Netflix service quality on users on Instagram @NetflixID. This study utilizes the Delone Mclean (2016) Information System Success Model. A quantitative approach is employed, with purposive sampling for data collection. Data was gathered through questionnaires, and data analysis was conducted using PLS-SEM with SmartPLS 4.0 program. The results of this research indicate that there is a positive and significant effect of system quality on user satisfaction, with an effect size of 30.1%, a t-statistic of 2.674, and a p-value of 0.004. There is a positive and non-significant effect of information quality on user satisfaction, with an effect size of 23.5%, a t-statistic of 1.926, and a p-value of 0.055. There is a positive and significant effect of service quality on user satisfaction, with an effect size of 34.1%, a t-statistic of 3.214, and a p-value of 0.002. There is a combined effect of system quality, information quality, and service quality on user satisfaction at 61.4%.

Effectiveness of Fully Remote Practical Training in Dental Education: A Case Study Using Video Conferencing and Communication Tools for the Preparation of Removable Partial Dentures

Effectiveness of Fully Remote Practical Training in Dental Education: A Case Study Using Video Conferencing and Communication Tools for the Preparation of Removable Partial Dentures

Children’s Health Science Video Communication Strategy and Significance

Children’s Health Science Video Communication Strategy and Significance

Analysis of Perceived Benefit of Video on Demand Subscription

This study examines the perceived benefits of Video on Demand (VoD) services through two main dimensions: perceived usefulness and perceived enjoyment. A cross-sectional questionnaire survey design was adopted in this study. An online version of the survey was developed using Google Forms, and a survey link was generated. The 244 respondents of this study are those who are familiar with Video on Demand products. Analysis methods included validity and reliability testing using SPSS version 26, as well as calculating the weighted average and scale range to assess the effectiveness of perceived benefits. Results indicate that both dimensions, perceived usefulness and perceived enjoyment, fall into the "effective" category, with average scores of 4.14 and 3.98, respectively. The perceived usefulness dimension suggests that respondents find VoD valuable, especially due to the variety of available content, while the perceived enjoyment dimension shows that respondents find VoD reasonably enjoyable. This study provides insights for VoD industry players in Indonesia for developing marketing strategies, though it also acknowledges limitations such as the limited representativeness of the sample and the exclusion of external factors.

On the issue of a working model for modernizing the Unified State Exam to overcome inequality of access to higher education

The study formulates approaches to determining inequality of access to higher education through regionally determined choice of subjects and Unified State Exam results. The dependence of the choice and results of the Unified State Exam on the quality of education and innovative development of regions is presented. Indicators of inequality are the distribution of students according to “success cohorts” when passing the Unified State Exam and the choice of subject by students to take, and the average score in the region. Quantitative characteristics of the choice of basic and specialized mathematics and other academic subjects by students in the regions are presented. The calculations used data from the entire population of applicants in 2019 and 2020; accordingly, the conclusions of the article relate to the period until 2021. The problem of increasing the efficiency of the Unified State Examination is objective and has matured before the political events associated with the departure from the Bologna system in 2022. It is noted that Olympiads and additional internal university tests are not an alternative to the Unified State Exam. Based on the goals of leveling regional inequality, a variant of the model for modernizing the Unified State Examination with an objective assessment procedure is proposed– a remote creative exam using the existing infrastructure of examination points and video communication. Due to the random assignment of tasks and assessing experts from different regions, universities, organizations, remote creative exam retains the advantages of the Unified State Exam, comparability of results is achieved, corruption and the possibility of “training” for certain types of answers are eliminated. A person assesses the exam results: a teacher at a general education organization or university, the head of a government agency or enterprise. The examination model includes the advantages of Olympiads and internal university examinations without their corruption-prone components. The article notes that any innovation in the field of final/entrance examinations must necessarily go through testing and experimentation with a gradual increase in coverage and adjustment of the applied methods and procedures based on the results of professional discussion.

Mobile all-light communication network

In reality, both mobile and fixed nodes are required in wireless light communication networks. Dynamic maintenance of light alignment plays a key role in mobile full-duplex light communication. Here, we merge an image identification module and a light communication system on a three-axis gimbal stabilizer. A real-time image of the other light communication system obtained by the image identification module is used as a feedback signal to control the three-axis gimbal stabilizer. Therefore, the other light communication system is automatically tracked, and the optical path between the two light communication ends is dynamically maintained, leading to mobile full-duplex light communication under the transmission control protocol/internet protocol (TCP/IP) scheme. Two green light communication apparatuses are separately deployed on two moving vehicles to establish bidirectional light transmission between moving network nodes with a maximum modulation bandwidth of 4 Mbps. Video communication across air and underwater environments is demonstrated, and internet access is illustrated via a Wi-Fi modem. To overcome environmental barriers, we combine mobile green light communication with blue laser communication, deep-ultraviolet light communication, and 850 nm laser diode communication to develop a mobile all-light communication network that enables seamless connectivity across air, land, and underwater environments. Since this network architecture is based on full-duplex communication, all communication nodes have equal and complete mapping characteristics and can facilitate bidirectional real-time data transmission between arbitrary nodes within the network, offering a promising route toward seamless mobile connectivity using light regardless of the environment.

The effect of family members' communication mode choice on the family's perceptions of care.

Family-centered rounds (FCR) are a multidisciplinary process in which patients and/or family members are present and actively participate in medical rounds. While research has shown that FCR may enhance collaborative information exchange and reduce family anxiety, the impact of the information exchange modality on the experience has been largely unexplored. Medical rounds are typically assumed to be carried out in person at the bedside. In this research, we challenge this perception. We ask whether FCR communication is best conducted at the bedside or if similar communication outcomes are obtained when family members choose the communication mode according to their preferences. Using a field experiment in which participants choose the communication mode, we empirically analyze perceptions of the resulting communication in terms of information exchange. Three communication modes are available for participants to choose from (i.e. patients' families): face-to-face (FtF), phone and video conferencing. A questionnaire is distributed, and the responses of the patients' family members are analyzed. ANOVA tests are carried out to analyze the effect of communication mode on family perceptions. Perceptions following video conferencing or FtF interaction were significantly higher than perceptions following the use of a phone. Thus, our results show clear superiority of video and FtF communication modes as facilitators of effective communication perceptions. There is also marginal evidence that FtF communication is perceived as superior than video conferencing in supporting the receipt of information and understanding but not in the ability to convey information and input to the care team. These results suggest that allowing family members to choose their communication preferences does not always support effective communication. A case can be made for motivating patient family members to use face-to-face or video communication rather than phone if possible. The possible ramifications of allowing family members to choose communication mode with the care team have been largely unexplored. Medical rounds are typically assumed to be carried out in person at the bedside. In this research, we challenge this perception. We ask whether communication is best conducted at the bedside or whether similar communication outcomes are obtained when family members choose the communication mode according to their preferences.

Application of digital tools and artificial intelligence in the Myasthenia Gravis Core Examination.

Advances in video image analysis and artificial intelligence provide opportunities to transform how patients are evaluated. In this study, we assessed the ability to quantify Zoom video recordings of a standardized neurological examination- the Myasthenia Gravis Core Examination (MG-CE)-designed for telemedicine evaluations. We used Zoom (Zoom Video Communications) videos of patients with myasthenia gravis (MG) who underwent the MG-CE. Computer vision, in combination with artificial intelligence methods, was used to develop algorithms to analyze the videos, with a focus on eye and body motions. To assess the examinations involving vocalization, signal processing methods, such as natural language processing (NLP), were developed. A series of algorithms were developed to automatically compute the metrics of the MG-CE. A total of 51 patients with MG were assessed, with videos recorded twice on separate days, while 15 control subjects were evaluated once. We successfully quantified the positions of the lids, eyes, and arms and developed respiratory metrics based on breath counts. The cheek puff exercise was found to have limited value for quantification. Technical limitations included variations in illumination, bandwidth, and the fact that the recording was conducted from the examiner's side rather than the patient's side. Several aspects of the MG-CE can be quantified to produce continuous measurements using standard Zoom video recordings. Further development of the technology will enable trained non-physician healthcare providers to conduct precise examinations of patients with MG outside of conventional clinical settings, including for the purpose of clinical trials.

Individual Characteristics in the Comprehension of Pandemic Video Communication: Randomized Controlled Between-Subjects Design.

Video played an important role in health communication throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. It was used to communicate pandemic information to the public, with a variety of formats, presenters, and topics. Evidence regarding the effectiveness of video features is available, while how individual characteristics of recipients influence communication comprehension is still limited. This study aimed to test 6 individual characteristics and assess their effect on the comprehension of pandemic video communication. Short health communication videos were presented to a large sample of subjects, receiving questionnaire responses from 1194 participants. Individual characteristics consisted of age, sex, living area, education level, income level, and belief in science. Communication comprehension consisted of both perceived and objective comprehension. The data were analyzed by multiple linear regression. Age had a negative effect on both perceived and objective comprehension-age was negatively associated with comprehension. There were sex differences, with higher perceived comprehension and lower objective comprehension among female than male individuals. Living in an urban or a rural area had no significant effect (all P>.05). The level of education and income had a positive effect on both subjective and objective comprehension. Finally, the belief in science had a positive effect on perceived comprehension (P<.001) but did not have a statistically significant effect on objective comprehension (P=.87). The main differences between those who think they understand pandemic communication and those who comprehend it better are sex (female individuals have a higher perception of having comprehended, while male individuals have higher levels of objective comprehension) and belief in science (higher belief in science leads to higher perceived comprehension, while it does not have any impact on objectively understanding the message conveyed).

Spanish regional fiction in the twenty-first century: From cultural synchronization to global expansion

Spanish regional fiction has traditionally been a local product, consumed in regional environments. However, due to changes in television consumption, and the rise of video-on-demand (VOD) platforms, regional fiction has recently reached global audiences. This article considers Spanish regional fiction in the twenty-first century, as well as questions related to its distribution. Using a mixed methodology, it analyses all Spanish regional series released in the first twenty years of the twenty-first century (2000–20), establishing a taxonomy of regional fiction to assess its global reach.

Evaluating Netflix’s User Experience (UX) Through The Lens Of The HEART Metrics Method

Netflix is one of the most popular subscription video-on-demand (SVoD) platforms, offering a wide range of authentic, high-quality content and features that allow users to select, enjoy, and share their viewing experiences on social media. Despite its popularity, Netflix often receives complaints from users, including issues with accessing the application and various features related to viewing activities. The aim of this study is to evaluate the user experience of the Netflix application and provide recommendations for improvement based on data analysis. To achieve this, the HEART Metrics are utilized, which focus on the user's perspective, and apply the Importance-Performance Analysis (IPA) method to map performance and identify improvement priorities. The research reveals several areas that require enhancement, particularly three priority variables: the Happiness variable (Hp3), indicated by the statement "I like the appearance of the Netflix application"; the Retention variable, represented by "I enjoy using the features of the Netflix application"; and the Task Success variable (Ts4), reflected in "I can save movies in the Netflix application." To improve user satisfaction, Netflix can incorporate both light and dark themes, creating a more user-friendly interface. This update could enhance navigation, increase time spent on the platform, promote recommendations, and encourage subscription renewals.

Media consumption behaviours and health impacts of video-on-demand services in Indonesia

Video-on-demand (VOD) services have transformed media consumption globally, with platforms such as Netflix and local providers like Vidio gaining popularity in Indonesia. This study explores the impact of VOD on user behaviours, demographic influences, and health implications in Indonesia, whereby rapid internet expansion drives its adoption. This study aimed to explore how VOD consumption affects daily habits as well as how binge-watching affects health. This research focuses on Indonesia’s unique context with a survey of 422 respondents to analyse VOD habits, and quantitative statistical methods were applied to assess behavioural patterns based on demographic variables. Findings reveal that younger users are the primary consumers of VOD, often engaging with media during work or study hours, resulting in sleep disruption and mental health concerns such as anxiety. Gender differences were notable, with female respondents reporting higher sleep disturbances. Binge-watching behaviour was strongly correlated with health impacts, emphasising the need for better viewing habits. The study concludes that while VOD has enhanced media access and diversity, it has also introduced health risks, particularly for younger audiences. These findings provide valuable insights for VOD platforms and policymakers aiming to promote balanced media consumption. Future research should examine broader demographic trends and long-term effects.

Health Perceptions and Practices of a Telewellness Fitness Program: Exploratory Case Study.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people lacked access to group fitness opportunities due to elevated risk of infection, lockdown, and closure of exercise facilities. Additionally, many people experienced higher than average rates of mental health burden (eg, anxiety and stress). To help address these needs, an existing in-person community exercise class, taught by a faculty member from an academic medical center, transitioned to an online synchronous (OS) physical fitness class via the Zoom (Zoom Video Communications) videoconferencing platform. As such, the instructor advertised the OS fitness classes through an existing email list of community members and university faculty, staff, students, or alumni email listservs. This telewellness intervention sought to create a sense of community, build social support, and promote physical and mental wellness during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our aim was to determine the perceived mental and physical health benefits of attending an OS fitness class for community members, including health care workers. We also assessed the use and functionality of related technologies necessary for delivering and attending the fitness classes. An online survey questionnaire was created and tested to collect quantitative and qualitative data for an exploratory study. Data were collected to evaluate the fitness class, motivation, perceived health benefits, and related technologies. A convenience sample of people who had participated in the OS fitness classes was recruited for this study via an emailed recruitment flyer. A total of 51 participants accessed and completed the survey questionnaire. Survey participants consisted of 28 of 51 (55%) with a university affiliation, 17 of 51 (33%) with no university affiliation, and 6 of 51 (12%) who declined to state. The largest group of participants reporting full-time employment (18/51, 35%) also reported university affiliation with the academic medical center. In this group, 13 of 51 (25%) participants reported full-time employment, university affiliation, and doctoral degrees. High overall exercise class satisfaction was observed in the survey responses (mean 4.0, SD 1). Data analyses revealed significant perceived value of both mental and physical health benefits as motivating factors for participating in the OS fitness class. Challenges were identified as not being able to receive individual feedback from the instructor and the inability of some participants to see if they were in sync with the rest of the class. Results provide preliminary support for the use of online videoconferencing fitness platforms to promote wellness and facilitate group exercise in the community during times of high infection risk. Future studies should continue to explore perceived benefits, mental and physical wellness, best practices, and the design of related technologies.

Telemedicine technologies in combat settings: efficiency and prospects (literature review)

Relevance. Large-scale military conflicts involving a technically well-equipped peer enemy are associated with a higher risk of delayed evacuation of the wounded which therefore requires extended medical care at advanced medical evacuation stages, especially amid absence or shortage of skillful medical professionals. Telehealth can offer solutions to overcome the difficulties in medical care provision amid combat settings. The objective is to study the prospects and efficiency of telemedicine technologies in enhancing availability of medical care during modern military operations.Methods. The PubMed database and the Scientific Electronic Library (eLIBRARY.ru) were used to collect research papers published from 2014 to 2024 studying the development and implementation of telemedicine technologies to backup combat operations.Results and discussion. Consultations by phone together with transfer of photos and text messaging remain the most common technology to provide telehealth assistance in combat settings. Teleconference connection allowing for two-way audio and video communication involving real-time data transfer is a most promising telecommunication format. Telehealth capacities can be expanded by augmented and mixed reality technologies, AI, drones, or robotic surgery. In combat environments, however, using telemedicine is limited by cybersecurity concerns and the signal bandwidth of modern communications systems. An efficient military telemedicine requires an integral centralized system involving multidisciplinary teams of experienced medical consultants providing round-the-clock emergency and routine telemedicine care to military units, including those engaged in combat operations.Conclusion. In combat settings telemedicine technologies have great untapped potential and can contribute largely in terms of evidence-based decision-making in process of medical triage and evacuation, thus optimizing the distribution of medical capacities and resources and improving the results of injury treatment. Although unfit to replace advanced combat medicine training, telemedicine can reinforce existing capacities by providing specialized medical advice to combat medics.

Abstract 4141442: The Feasibility and Adherence of Online Intensive Cardiac Rehabilitation Program for Coronary Artery Disease-A pilot Study

Introduction/Background: Remote cardiac rehabilitation is becoming more popular, but most are exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation programs, and online intensive cardiac rehabilitation (ICR) programs that include not only exercise training but also dietary guidance, stress management, and group support have not been widespread. Research Questions/Hypothesis: Whether high adherence and improvement of CAD risk factors demonstrated for the online ICR program. Goals/Aims: We assessed the program adherence by participation rate as the primary endpoint and physical findings, typical CAD risks and nutritional indices as the secondary endpoint. Methods/Approach: The J-ICR program provides online instruction using Zoom (San Jose, CA: Zoom Video Communications Inc.). The program consisted of four parts: aerobic exercise training, dietary education for the Japan diet, stress management training through mindfulness, and group support (10 participants per group) for 3 hours per session, once a week for 12 weeks (36 hours total). Twenty-two patients were enrolled and adherence to the program was examined. Changes in CAD risk factors were also analyzed. Results/Data: After excluding 3 patients who withdrew consent before the program, the current study population consisted of 19 male participants. The mean age was 66 years old, 95% had hypertension, 37% had diabetes mellites and all had hyperlipidemia. Eight patients had myocardial infarction and 15 cases of angina pectoris. The average participation rate of the program was 90.2% and there was no drop out during the program. As the secondary endpoint, body weight （69.2kg vs. 68.2kg; p=0.02), systolic and diastolic blood pressure (126.8mmHg vs. 121.4mmHg; p&lt;0.01 and 79.5mmHg vs. 77.6mmHg; p=0.18), LDL cholesterol (78.9mg/dl vs 77.6mg/dl; p=0.68), HbA1c (6.3% vs. 6.4%; p=0.39), and amount of sodium intake (9.5 g/day vs. 9.5g/day; p=0.68) and total energy intake (2,137kcal/day vs. 2,076kcal/day; p=0.25). Conclusion: The J-ICR program is feasible and may yield improvements in CAD risk factors such as body weight and systolic blood pressure. Since this is a pilot study to explore the feasibility of the online J-ICR, its secondary prevention effect should be verified with appropriately powered randomized trials at multiple centers.

Practical hardware demonstration of a multi-sensor goal-oriented semantic signal processing and communications network

Recent advancements in machine learning, particularly real-time extraction of rich semantic information, reshape signal processing techniques and related hardware architectures. To address the highly challenging requirements of next-generation signal processing applications in networked platforms, we investigate low-power hardware implementation alternatives for a multi-sensor, goal-oriented semantic communications network. Specifically, we focus on cost-effective Raspberry Pis in a multi-sensor semantic video communication application, showcasing adaptability from traditional CPU/GPU configurations. Additionally, we provide a preliminary investigation on implementing semantic extraction tasks through in-memory computation using memristor arrays to further emphasize the potential future of low-power low-cost semantic signal processing. Hardware demonstrations using Raspberry Pi 4Bs and simulations with in-memory computation architectures offer promising hardware architectures with cost-effective and low-power sensor alternatives to the next-generation semantic signal processing applications and semantic communication systems.

Using Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) for minimizing power consumption in Video-on-Demand (VoD) storage systems

As video streaming services such as Netflix become popular, resolving the problem of high power consumption arising from both large data size and high bandwidth in video storage systems has become important. However, because various factors, such as the power characteristics of heterogeneous storage devices, variable workloads, and disk array models, influence storage power consumption, reducing power consumption with deterministic policies is ineffective. To address this, we present a new deep reinforcement learning (DRL)-based file placement algorithm for replication-based video storage systems, which aims to minimize overall storage power consumption. We first model the video storage system with time-varying streaming workloads as the DRL environment, in which the agent aims to find power-efficient file placement. We then propose a proximal policy optimization (PPO) algorithm, consisting of (1) an action space that determines the placement of each file; (2) an observation space that allows the agent to learn a power-efficient placement based on the current I/O bandwidth utilization; (3) a reward model that assigns a greater penalty for increased power consumption for each action; and (4) an action masking model that supports effective learning by preventing agents from selecting unnecessary actions. Extensive simulations were performed to evaluate the proposed scheme under various solid-state disk (SSD) models and replication configurations. Results show that our scheme reduces storage power consumption by 5% to 25.8% (average 12%) compared to existing benchmark methods known to be effective for file placement.

Feasibility of Sexual Health and Contraceptive Web Services for Adolescents and Young Adults: Retrospective Study of a Pilot Program on Reunion Island.

Sexual health indicators for adolescents and young adults (AYAs) aged between 13 and 25 years are particularly poor on Reunion Island. Access to accurate information as well as sexual health and contraceptive services are vital to maintaining sexual well-being. Teleconsultations offer a promising approach to addressing the sexual health and contraceptive needs of AYAs who are more susceptible to engaging in unprotected sexual intercourse. However, the literature on digital sexual health services for this demographic group is limited. This study aims to describe the feasibility of a pilot sexual health and contraceptive teleconsultation web service used by AYAs on Reunion Island. A descriptive, retrospective study was conducted at the Reunion Island University Hospital Center using a convenient sample. Eligible participants were informed about the program through various communication channels, including seminars for health care professionals, radio broadcasts, posters, flyers, press articles, videos, and social media posts. AYAs accessed a web-based platform named SEXTUOZE from December 15, 2021, to September 30, 2022, that offered sexual health information and teleconsultations. Data collected included participant and teleconsultation characteristics, patient satisfaction, and the quality of completeness of medical records. A total of 22 teleconsultations were scheduled and 7 were completed, all via synchronous video communication (duration: median 35 min). Overall, 4731 sessions were generated on the SEXTUOZE website. Reasons cited for accessing the web services were to seek sexual health advice (8/22, 36%), receive an initial birth control prescription (12/22, 55%), and inquire about condom prescriptions (2/22, 9%). While teleconsultation use for sexual health was initially low, it rose toward the end of the study period. Considering all elements of the implementation theory, future research should design interventions that not only are more operative and tailored but also ensure their adoption and sustainability in various health contexts.

DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENTSʼ MOTOR ACTIVITY USING DISTANCE LEARNING TECHNOLOGIES

The article analyzes the implementation of various modern methods and technologies of interaction between students in the educational process of higher education institutions, from the point of view of the skills of organizing and conducting online events. It was found that the development of students’ motor activity and the organization of the educational process of physical education using distance learning technologies in emergency conditions and crisis situations has its own pedagogical, technical and social features, which must be resolved in order to ensure quality education and increase the effectiveness of the educational process of higher education applicants. Based on the analysis of technological results that contribute to the improvement of the results of the use of distance technologies, the following “adaptive learning technologies”, “mobile learning”,“virtual”,“augmented and hybrid reality”, “Internet of things”, next-generation learning management systems, artificial intelligence and natural user interfaces have been selected. Attention is focused on technologies and methods that can help maintain or even increase the level of motor activity of students during distance learning: organization of online fitness classes through video communication or using video platforms, which will allow students to participate in training directly from their homes; the use of mobile applications for fitness, which offer training programs and exercises to support motor activity; the use of applications that offer mobile exercises and tasks that stimulate students to be active, especially if it looks like a game or a competition; creating reminders or regular breaks for physical activity during distance learning can help students maintain an active lifestyle. The need to provide students with opportunities for physical activity remotely, using technologies and innovations that are accessible and attractive to them.