Applying Augmented Reality in Foreign Language Learning Materials: Research and Development

  • Mardasari O
  • Susilowati N
  • Luciandika A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Indonesian Language Learning for Foreign Speakers (BIPA) for Chinese learners program runs well. However, the program implementation is not optimal yet due to the absence of readiness to use learning materials. The learning material becomes one of the components that determines the success of learning. The lack of learning materials has made BIPA learning with academic aims impressed operate sporadically. Moreover, Chinese learners have both language and cultural characteristics, which differ from students in other programs, so they require specific BIPA learning materials. For that, an effort is needed to develop BIPA for academic purpose learning materials using Augmented Reality (AR) technology. AR is a breakthrough in learning using virtual and real technologies that enhance the quality of learning. There will be markers to display audios for listening materials and videos for speaking materials. Branch’s (2009) ADDIE model of research and development method is used. Augmented Reality-based BIPA learning materials can be used to solve the limitations of BIPA learning materials and increase learning independence. Thus, it helps international students learn faster and increase the attractiveness of BIPA learning in the eyes of international students. The expert validations (media specialists, material specialists, and BIPA practitioners) showed that Augmented Reality-based BIPA learning materials were excellent learning materials and were suitable for BIPA for academic purpose learning materials in classrooms and independent learning activities.

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Mardasari, O. R., Susilowati, N. E., Luciandika, A., Nagari, P. M., & Yanhua, Z. (2022). Applying Augmented Reality in Foreign Language Learning Materials: Research and Development. In Proceedings of the International Seminar on Language, Education, and Culture (ISoLEC 2021) (Vol. 612). Atlantis Press. https://doi.org/10.2991/assehr.k.211212.047

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