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Augmented Reality in Education
This document discusses augmented reality (AR) and its potential applications in education. It defines AR as a live view of the real world that is augmented by computer-generated information. Examples of AR include using markers, QR codes, location data, and gestures. The document explores how AR could be used for discovery, skills training, spatial learning, impossible interactions, and augmented reading. It provides examples of AR education projects and tools for creating AR content, suggesting AR has potential to enhance learning experiences.
Augmented Reality in Education
- 1. Augmented Reality, Wearable Tech& eLearning? JENNIFER MOSS University of Alaska Fairbanks eLearning & Distance Education
- 2. Augmented Reality isa live, direct or indirect, view of a physical, real-world environment in which elements are augmented by computer- generated sensory input. What is AR?
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- 4. Target/Markers QR Codes 3D Objects Geolocation Gesture WearableTechnology Facial Recognition Mobile or Not What does AR look like?
- 5. Where are Targets? QRCodes Books/Comics Catalogs Magazines Clothing Tatoos
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- 18. PROJECTS http://ccare.community.uaf.edu Research, curation, andscavenger hunt presented at ASTE 2013 at The Hotel Captain Cook, Anchorage
- 19. PROJECTS Augmented artwork by K-12kids at ASTE 2013
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- 28. AR Creation Tools Aurasma Buildon App Build Online Free for education aurasma.com
- 29. Aurasma Aurasma Studio Build Online Freefor Educators Requires Account studio.aurasma.com
- 30. AR Creation Tools buildAR.com (buildonline) Metaio Creator (install locally)
- 31. The Future ofEducation