Improving authentic learning by AR-based simulator

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In this paper, a simulator based on augmented reality is developed, named ARFLY, for use in China’s general high school technology curriculum to improve the authentic learning experience and learning effect. ARFLY replaces a real instrument panel, which is complex and expensive, with a virtual 3D model by means of AR technology. ARFLY includes video see-through head mounted display with a motion tracker to realize 360-degree viewing by relating head tracking information to the display of virtual 3D scenarios. In addition, ARFLY is equipped with an intelligent tutoring system that guides the learning process. A pilot study and questionnaire-based evaluation of ARFLY are conducted. The results of a pilot study show that the proposed simulator can enhance authentic feeling, the immersion sensation, and learning motivation for users when learning control principles.

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Wei, X., Guo, D., & Weng, D. (2018). Improving authentic learning by AR-based simulator. In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 875, pp. 124–134). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1702-6_13

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