Enhancing Learning Experiences Through Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in Classrooms

This research article examines the integration of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies to enhance learning experiences in educational settings. AR and VR offer immersive and interactive environments that can significantly improve student engagement, motivation, and comprehension. The study investigates the benefits of AR and VR in education, including their ability to visually depict complex concepts, personalize learning experiences, and encourage student engagement. Case studies serve as concrete examples of how technology is applied in different fields, such as history, physics, and language learning. They exemplify the way contemporary gadgets convert intangible ideas into tangible encounters and enhance comprehension. Despite the challenges of costs and technical requirements, the positive impact on academic performance underscores the transformative potential of AR and VR in education. Possible avenues for future research include improving accessibility, exploring the long-term educational impacts, and integrating emerging technology to enhance customized learning experiences. By employing AR and VR, educators may create dynamic and influential learning environments that educate students with the essential abilities to traverse the intricacies of a technologically sophisticated future.

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2024-11-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icrais62903.2024.10811732
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8
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Online and Blended Learning
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Enhancing Learning Experiences Through Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in Classrooms

Sanchit Vashisht
8 citations
Online and Blended Learning
16.77
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Enhancing Learning Experiences Through Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality in Classrooms

Sanchit Vashisht
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8 citations

Abstract

This research article examines the integration of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies to enhance learning experiences in educational settings. AR and VR offer immersive and interactive environments that can significantly improve student engagement, motivation, and comprehension. The study investigates the benefits of AR and VR in education, including their ability to visually depict complex concepts, personalize learning experiences, and encourage student engagement. Case studies serve as concrete examples of how technology is applied in different fields, such as history, physics, and language learning. They exemplify the way contemporary gadgets convert intangible ideas into tangible encounters and enhance comprehension. Despite the challenges of costs and technical requirements, the positive impact on academic performance underscores the transformative potential of AR and VR in education. Possible avenues for future research include improving accessibility, exploring the long-term educational impacts, and integrating emerging technology to enhance customized learning experiences. By employing AR and VR, educators may create dynamic and influential learning environments that educate students with the essential abilities to traverse the intricacies of a technologically sophisticated future.

Chitkara University (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
Online and Blended Learning
16.77
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