Research Paper: Digital Technologies In Orientation NAME_1 Mobility Instruction For People Who Are Blind Or Have Low Vision\n* Section Title:Safely Supporting Remote Interactions.\n* Paragraph: Our findings(NAME_2 NAME_3 NAME_4., 2022.) show that client safety is the primary consideration for O&M instructors. This should also be the case for HCI research into support for remote interactions. In NAME_5 NAME_3 NAME_4's (NAME_5 NAME_3 NAME_4., 2020.) investigation of support needs of remote visual assistants, such as BeMyEyes volunteers, remote video assistants NAME_1 safety are both mentioned but no details are provided on how safety concerns might be identified, shared, NAME_1 mitigated. This is typical, as to our knowledge there has been only limited prior HCI research into safety aspects of remote video interactions NAME_1 how risk might be effectively assessed NAME_1 mitigated. However, prior work does offer some initial pointers. For example, NAME_6 NAME_3 NAME_4. (NAME_6 NAME_3 NAME_4., 2013.) discuss how, in the context of task support, remote video assistance is often asymmetrical with the remote expert having greater knowledge of the problem or task while the person on the ground has a better overall view of the environment NAME_1 situation. There are clear analogies here with the relationship an O&M instructor might have with an in-situ support person, NAME_1 our participants(NAME_2 NAME_3 NAME_4., 2022.) discussed the dynamics in similar terms. Similarly, NAME_7 NAME_8 (NAME_9 NAME_1 NAME_8, 2007.) studied remote communication NAME_1 coordination, including safety concerns, in the context of firefighting, NAME_1 argue that much important work is achieved implicitly NAME_1 learned through experience. Future research should consider how digital tools might acknowledge NAME_1 support these asymmetric interactions NAME_1 scaffold experiential learning, perhaps through the additional support of automated risk identification, e.g. those associated with obstacles (NAME_10 NAME_3 NAME_4., 2020.) or falls (NAME_11 NAME_12, 2018.); however, it is important to remain alert to additional communication complexities these may introduce.\n\nCitations are in parentheses.\nList all the citations in the paragraphs above with a detailed one-sentence description.\nCitations in the same parentheses should have the same description.\nEach description should capture all details NAME_1 context mentioned in the paragraph.\nDescriptions should NOT include the year nor the authors of the cited papers.\nDescriptions should start with 'A prior work that ', NAME_1 have the cited form (e.g., (NAME_2 NAME_3 NAME_4., 2022.)) in front.\nIf a citation is 