Evaluating Augmented and Virtual Reality in Education: A Report

This report provides an overview of Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) and their applications within the education sector. It analyzes the benefits of AR and VR, such as improved information access, enhanced visualization, and unique user experiences, leading to faster learning and increased self-confidence among learners. The report also explores methodologies, including the use of peer-reviewed sources and 3D replicas to enhance the teaching process. Ethical issues like data breaching, lack of carefulness, and integrity are also discussed. The conclusion emphasizes the growing acceptance of AR and VR technologies in education and their positive impact on modern society. The report also references the assignment brief and related materials for context and further analysis.

AUGMENTED REALITY
AND VIRTUAL
REALITY

Augmented Reality
Augmented reality is a type of interactive and reality based display
which deals with the processing of the environmental factor and hence
wise provide a better real life experience.

Virtual Reality
VR creates an artificial environment that is computer generated.
Main task of VR is to provide manipulate the natural environment and
make it the way it is desired to be

Benefits of Augmented Reality
 Improved Information
 Easy Visualization
 Unique User Experience
 Improve Band Awareness
 Competitive Differentiation

Benefits of Virtual Reality
 Less Risk
 Realistic cases are considered
 Improved Retention
 Suitable for different learning

RESULT
 Provides knowledge to the inspired learners
 Faster learning can be processed
 Self confidence and responsibilities gets enhanced.

FINDING
 Tele robots have been benefitting the informative environment
 Perform proper Knowledge management
 Use of 3D replicas help in bettering the teaching process

FINDING
 Provides higher authenticity in the data set
 Diversity of the services provided by AR and VR has been high
 AR and VR has been modernizing the entire education society

METHODOLOGY
The methodology that is used in the case is secondary in nature.
Usage of peer reviewed internet sources acts as a premium source of
data collection
Usage of URL and blogs are also made in the data collection process.

ETHICAL ISSUES
 Data breaching
 Lack of carefulness
 Lack of Integrity

CONCLUSION
AR and VR have been growing as a technology and hence wise
acceptance of the entire project has been very high. The benefits that
have been received are much higher than the issues that are faced in
the process and this is the reason of high acceptance.

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