Augmented Reality Usage for Teaching Basic Concepts in Physics Mechanics
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https://doi.org/10.18041/1909-2458/ingeniare.12.631Keywords:
augmented reality, education, physics mechanics, ICT, mobile learning, electronic learningAbstract
ICT based educational models have evolved from using transmission technologies where just an information transfer occurs under instructor control to interactive technologies where skills can be acquired under students total control. This article exposes how Augmented Reality, as an interactive technology that allows integration of digital content with the real world, can help to improve knowledge acquisition in the area of Physics Mechanics and proposes a requirement specifications that serves as basis for design and development of a software program to achieve such goal.
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