Augmented Reality in Education
Augmented reality (AR) is a technology that overlays virtual information onto the actual environment by detecting and tracking real-world objects using cameras and other sensors. This technology has the ability to transform the way we learn and teach by producing immersive and engaging educational experiences that improve students' comprehension and retention of material. How Augmented Reality Works: Augmented reality (AR) technology merges the physical and digital worlds to create a new, mixed reality with which users may engage in real time. AR is often accessed via a smartphone or tablet device that detects and tracks real-world things using its camera and other sensors. The gadget then superimposes virtual information over the actual world, which the user may see through the device's screen. AR is classified into two types: marker-based and markerless. Marker-based AR activates the virtual information overlay by using a physical marker, such as a QR code or picture. Markerl...