2. Next 105 minutes
Digital transformation
of the healthcare
system
1 2
VR and AR
3
Educational research
with virtual reality5
6
7
Plenum
Summary
4
360° experience
Group work
Crafting
VR in education
Group work
Think tank
Content
and
method
23. Group work I
Put together the cardboard headsets
Inside smartphone (cardboard app)
Watch 360° youtube movies
Let every groupmember experience the 360° movies
Exchange and discuss your experiences
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KqJAUIG5M8
25. Discussion
What did you experience? How did you feel?
Is it different than a “normal” youtube video?
26. Virtual reality
sickness
• similar to motion sickness symptoms
• e.g. general discomfort, headache, stomach awareness, nausea
• NasumVirtualis: virtual nose as a fixed frame of reference forVR
forVR
LaViola, J. J. Jr (2000). "A discussion of cybersickness in virtual environments". ACM SIGCHI Bulletin. 32: 47–56. doi:10.1145/333329.333344
Whittinghill, D. M., Ziegler, B., Moore, J., & Case, T. (2015). Nasum Virtualis: A Simple Technique for Reducing Simulator Sickness in Head Mounted VR. In Game Developers Conference.
San Francisco, https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022287/Technical-Artist-Bootcamp-Nasum-Virtualis
27. Immersion
• perception of being physically present in a non-physical world
• perception (5 senses), interaction
• VR also used in psychological therapies
35. Group work II
Discussion
Where and why would you use VR in your own curriculum?
Do we need high or low fidelity applications for that?
Present your ideas in the plenum
36. Own research
Anatomy:
Acceptance and use by students (quant.)
Surgery:
Experiences and demands by students und doctors (qual.)
Dentistry:
Learning objectives vs. real knowledge of doctors (quant.)
Surgery:
Immersion in selfmade 360° videos (qual.)
37. Summary
• 3Cs ofTEL
• Digital transformation in education, health care
and the whole world
• Digital literacy
Editor's Notes
Taken together, the competency framework can be used to:
Map curriculum to identify gaps
Plan curricular improvement efforts using a common set of goals
Improve integration of material across courses by allowing competency progression to be explicit and measurable
Support longitudinal student tracking to identify problems early and intervene
Generate data to help inform curricular monitoring and improvement
Taken together, the competency framework can be used to:
Map curriculum to identify gaps
Plan curricular improvement efforts using a common set of goals
Improve integration of material across courses by allowing competency progression to be explicit and measurable
Support longitudinal student tracking to identify problems early and intervene
Generate data to help inform curricular monitoring and improvement