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MOBILE AUGMENTED REALITY GAMES FOR AUTHENTIC SCIENCE LEARNING: PERSPECTIVES OF STUDENTS (FUTURE TEACHERS) ON THE EDUCITY ACTIVITY

INTED Proceedings
The use of mobile devices in formal learning situations is a controversial issue as it is widely associated with leisure time and distraction, although it can be used to engage, enhance, complement, and even redefine learning strategies. In a technology-driven society, teachers can take advantage of the pervasiveness of technological devices to ...
Lúcia Pombo, Rita Rodrigues
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The Present And Future Of Virtual and Augmented Reality In Geotechnical Engineering: This Technology Has Gone Way Beyond Gaming!

GEOSTRATA Magazine, 2019
One of the greatest challenges with subsurface construction has always been our relative inability to visualize underground conditions that are often comprised of spatially variable soil and rock strata, existing utilities, and complex foundations. In recent years, however, advances in computer science, virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR ...
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Augmented Reality Rehabilitative and Exercise Games (ARREGs): A Systematic Review and Future Considerations

2023 IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR), 2023
Cassidy R. Nelson, Joseph L. Gabbard
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Balancing Reality, Meaning, and Play: The case of a digital game about the Swiss food system. A reflection on Foodscape’s design journey and its lessons for future serious games

GAIA - Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society
Serious games are attractive educational tools for introducing students, and a broader audience, to complex sustainability challenges. How to design a serious game that continues to be used in practice is a common question. Here, we share the lessons we learned during the interdisciplinary design process.How to design an educational, serious game on ...
Alice H. Aubert   +6 more
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First-Person Perspective in Virtual Reality Gaming: Physiological and Cognitive Challenges, Industry Responses, and Future Directions

Applied and Computational Engineering
The first-person perspective in virtual reality gaming offers unprecedented levels of immersion and agency, yet it concurrently introduces significant physiological and cognitive challenges that hinder widespread adoption. These include simulator sickness—primarily caused by sensory conflict between the visual and vestibular systems—spatial ...
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eXtended Realities (XR) and A.I. Storytelling: The Technologies Shaping the Future of the Game-Based Classroom

The present study explored artificial intelligence (AI) in an immersive game-based storytelling experience (IGBST) for learning English as a second language (ESL) in virtual reality. It built on previous research on immersive virtual reality (Chen et al., 2022; Dhimolea et al., 2022) and AI in language learning (Godwin-Jones, 2023).
Dieng, Djibril, Couture-Matte, Robin
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Specifying the Virtual Reality Approach in Mobile Gaming Using Unity Game Engine

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2023
Sharma Avinash
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