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This document discusses augmented reality (AR) and defines it as a technology that overlays computer-generated imagery on real-world views in real-time, allowing digital content to be integrated with the physical environment. AR combines real and virtual worlds through real-time interaction and accurate registration of virtual and real objects. The document also lists some key characteristics of AR and provides examples of different types of AR including marker-based, marker-less, location-based, projection-based, and contour-based AR. Finally, it discusses some benefits of AR such as enhanced learning and motivation as well as tools that can be used to develop AR applications.
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- 2. What is Augmented Reality? "human-computer-interaction, which adds virtual objects to real senses that are provided by a video camera in real-time” (Ludwig & Reimann, 2005, p. 4) Wardiere Inc.
- 3. What is Augmented Reality? “a technology that “allows computer- generated virtual imagery to exactly overlay physical objects in real time” (Zhou, Doh & Billinghurst, 2008, p. 193) Wardiere Inc.
- 4. What is Augmented Reality? Altered form of reality in which computer- generated content is superimposed on the user’s real-world views, allowing digital assets to be added to their physical environment. Wardiere Inc.
- 5. What is Augmented Reality? Combination of the real and virtual world. Real-time interaction. Accurate 3D registration of real and virtual objects. AR must also meet three basic characteristics: Wardiere Inc.
- 9. Types of AR Wardiere Inc. Marked-based Marker-less Location-based Projection-based Contour-based Overlay 01 02
- 12. What are the benefits of AR? Learners learn at their own pace Enhances learner's motivation Enhances learner's satisfaction Develop learner's long-term memory retention Promotes contextual learning As a tools for student's collaboration Promote student's creativity Just-in time traning Wardiere Inc.
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