2. What is Augmented
Reality?
A.R is the process of superimposing digitally
rendered images onto our real-world
surroundings, giving a sense of an illusion or
virtual reality.
3. Background
Augmented reality started as early as the 1950s and
has progressed with virtual reality since then, but its
most significant advanced have been since the mid-
1990s.
4. Background
used in CAD programs for aircraft assembly and
architecture, simulation, navigation, military, medical
procedures
assembly and maintenance can be simplified to
assist in training and product prototypes.
5. two methodologies in A.R:
Marker-Based:
software recognize in a specific
pattern:
symbol or barcode. a camera points
on an object and creates a digital
image on the screen.
6. Location-Based: Location-based app
utilized the capability of a specific
device to record the object’s position
in the globe. It is then provide data
about the object that is appropriate to
the location.
7. Augmented reality helps teachers to add
digital contents with lot of information as
well as geographic locations about a place
or object.
Augmented Reality in Education
8. learning deepens, not just
through reading and listening,
but also through creating and
interacting
Example: aurasma
9. Homework Mini-Lessons: When students
scan a page of their homework, the
page reveals a video of their teacher
helping them solve a problem.
10. Faculty Photo Wall: Set up a display of
faculty photos near the school entrance.
Visitors can scan the image of any
instructor and see that figure come to
life, telling more about him- or herself.
11. Book Reviews: Students record
themselves giving a brief review of a
novel that they just finished, and then
attach that "aura" (assigned digital
information) to a book. Afterward,
anyone can scan the cover of the book
and instantly access the review.
12. Yearbooks: From tributes to video
profiles, from sports highlights to skits and
concert footage, the ways that AR can
enhance a school yearbook are limitless.
13. Word Walls: Students can record
themselves providing the definitions to
different vocabulary words on a word
wall.
14. Lab Safety: Put triggers all around a
science laboratory so that when students
scan them, they can quickly learn the
different safety procedures and
protocols for the lab equipment.
15. Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Sign
Language Flashcards: With AR, flashcards
of vocabulary words can contain a video
overlay that shows how to sign a word or
phrase.
21. Conclusion
Augmented Reality Software allows us
integrate different materials in class and
create contents for our classes or promote
students’ creative skills.
depending on how much information is being called up, in terms of graphics, etc. Therefore it is important to always find out the definition of a hit in the system that you are using.
depending on how much information is being called up, in terms of graphics, etc. Therefore it is important to always find out the definition of a hit in the system that you are using.
depending on how much information is being called up, in terms of graphics, etc. Therefore it is important to always find out the definition of a hit in the system that you are using.
depending on how much information is being called up, in terms of graphics, etc. Therefore it is important to always find out the definition of a hit in the system that you are using.
depending on how much information is being called up, in terms of graphics, etc. Therefore it is important to always find out the definition of a hit in the system that you are using.
depending on how much information is being called up, in terms of graphics, etc. Therefore it is important to always find out the definition of a hit in the system that you are using.
depending on how much information is being called up, in terms of graphics, etc. Therefore it is important to always find out the definition of a hit in the system that you are using.
