Multimedia-supported electricity teaching via the application “PUMA : Spannungslabor”

Abstract Learning about Electricity suffers from the fundamental concepts being difficult to understand for students. The multimedia application “PUMA : Spannungslabor” was developed to support students by visualizing didactic analogies for electricity. The application uses Augmented Reality-technology to place a digital representation atop a real-world circuit. It is connected to the real-world circuit by camera and via Bluetooth, which enables the measurement and presentation of real-life data through the app. An additional mode was implemented, enabling the use of the application as a simulation. This contribution presents the application which is designed for use in classes at secondary level 1 and gives examples on how it can support learning about electricity.

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Journal of Physics Conference Series
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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2950/1/012020
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Experimental Learning in Engineering
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Multimedia-supported electricity teaching via the application “PUMA : Spannungslabor”

Florian Frank, Christoph Stolzenberger, T. Trefzger
Journal of Physics Conference Series
Experimental Learning in Engineering
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Multimedia-supported electricity teaching via the application “PUMA : Spannungslabor”

Florian Frank, Christoph Stolzenberger, T. Trefzger
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Abstract Learning about Electricity suffers from the fundamental concepts being difficult to understand for students. The multimedia application “PUMA : Spannungslabor” was developed to support students by visualizing didactic analogies for electricity. The application uses Augmented Reality-technology to place a digital representation atop a real-world circuit. It is connected to the real-world circuit by camera and via Bluetooth, which enables the measurement and presentation of real-life data through the app. An additional mode was implemented, enabling the use of the application as a simulation. This contribution presents the application which is designed for use in classes at secondary level 1 and gives examples on how it can support learning about electricity.

Journal of Physics Conference SeriesVol. 2950(1)
University of Würzburg (DE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 96%
Experimental Learning in Engineering
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