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AR and VR Enhances Learning

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Smart Learning for A Sustainable Society (ICSLE 2023)

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AR and VR technologies hold significant potential for enhancing learning by creating captivating and interactive environments. AR overlays digital information onto the real world, while VR generates fully simulated settings, offering realistic scenarios and simulations that are challenging to replicate physically. This improves engagement and information retention. Furthermore, AR and VR personalize learning experiences based on individual needs and styles, and they facilitate collaborative learning by connecting students across locations, fostering communication and exposure to diverse perspectives. The integration of AR and VR in education can revolutionize the learning process, making it interactive, engaging, and effective. As advancements continue and accessibility increases, we can expect more innovative and impactful applications of AR and VR in enriching learning experiences.

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Siricharoen, W.V. (2023). AR and VR Enhances Learning. In: Anutariya, C., Liu, D., Kinshuk, Tlili, A., Yang, J., Chang, M. (eds) Smart Learning for A Sustainable Society. ICSLE 2023. Lecture Notes in Educational Technology. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-5961-7_27

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