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How 3d virtual reality can enhance teaching and learning

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Schools are incorporating emerging technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality, into the classroom. The aim is to enable more innovative and engaging teaching methods and learning experiences. 82% of US teachers think using technology better prepares students for future careers. (Tech & Learning, 2017) 48% of teachers in Australia have a strong interest in professional development using digital learning to engage students. (Pearson Education, 2017) 8 in 10  teachers in New Zealand say that digital technologies are having a positive impact on student achievement. (Research New Zealand, 2018). This survey shows that bringing technology into education will make teaching and learning more efficient and easier. One of the emerging technologies that can be introduced into education is 3D VIRTUAL REALITY

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Virtual reality (VR) refers to a computer-generated simulation in which a person can interact within an artificial three-dimensional environment using electronic devices, such as special goggles with a screen sensor The exact origins of virtual reality are disputed, partly because of how difficult it has been to formulate a definition for the concept of an alternative existence. The development of perspective in Renaissance Europe created convincing depictions of spaces that did not exist, in what has been referred to as the "multiplying of artificial worlds". Other elements of virtual reality appeared as early as the 1860s. Antonin Artaud took the view that illusion was not distinct from reality, advocating that spectators at a play should suspend disbelief and regard the drama on stage as reality. The first references to the more modern concept of virtual reality came from science fiction. ( "News & Information". Beep! Mega Drive. No. 1994–08. July 1994. p. [1]

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HOW VIRTUAL REALITY CAN BE USED TO ENHANCE TEACHING AND LEARNING

Virtual Reality In The Classroom - How To Transform Classroom Learning With Virtual Reality In Education

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There are many VR solutions in the market that have elevated kids’ engagement to a new sphere. Soon, teachers and entire educational systems will have options to move away from outdated teaching methods, thanks to Virtual Reality in the classroom. The last few years, it has achieved great paces in education.  VR solutions have yet to be widely adopted around the globe. VR continues to attract users with its possibilities. Stats show that VR is especially popular among kids, 70% of whom (ages 8 to 15), express interest in it. Looking at the stats we can assume that, with the current pace, VR is bound to expand significantly its effect among ways for bringing Virtual Reality to the classroom, in order to create a high level of teacher and student engagement. VR solutions have features that offer the opportunity to cross traditional boundaries of education. Thus, VR approaches in the education sector are revolutionizing the classroom.

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The VR classroom is designed specifically for schools. Standalone headsets have natural gesture controls and include a vast library of content meant to make its use very easy. Till now, the factors of size and cost for acquiring headsets have kept this technology out of reach for schools and institutions. But with time, these factors don’t carry any value, when immersive education is the priority kids in the next decade. There are few institutions finding different  Virtual Reality is creating a new era where it is helping kids to think beyond the reality. Therefore, we can say VR in the classroom is offering fantastic opportunities for kids to understand the new level of innovation in any subject. Those things that were kept in the form of imagination, got the platform to visualize. Now, it is possible to explore imagination and to view every angle of the 3D model. In simple words, VR is the ultimate visual and immersive medium for students. It was difficult to provide students with the opportunity to examine things closely. After the introduction of VR solutions, the world can be viewed sitting in a classroom, whether it is a heavy machine working, a historical monument, or an underwater ecosystem.

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Next slide is a video from tablet academy

The video contains views of students and teachers  concerning the use of  vr   in the classroom . Most of the replies are positive link:https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bN3JSk9xrhE

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When it comes to learning, VR is the best way that seems to have an extreme power in terms of engagement. Its solutions have taken students’ curiosity to a higher level, which included in-depth activities that resulted in easy learning. Every institution is aware that engagement is a prime tool.  Virtual Reality is offering students of all ages a fantastic opportunity to have fun while learning. It engages students in the classroom with virtual activities such as a trip to Mars. Therefore, with VR the possibilities are endless in every sphere. It’s easy for students to get deeper learning with VR, where visualization means not to absorb as much information, rather than experience it. In time, Virtual Reality can be massively used for students with special educational needs. Thus, VR solutions have the ability to upload new content to the VR headset and create perfect virtual environments for students to virtually view and learn simultaneously. VR development companies are playing a vital role by providing VR solutions that are helping to strengthen the foundation of students in the VR classroom. ( jingjing    lin  June 4,2020)

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HOW V.R CAN B USED TO HELP DISABLED STUDENTS. LINK:https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwmAFHAj6EI

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Reference Tech & Learning, (2017) Pearson Education,( 2017) Research New Zealand,( 2018).  "News & Information". Beep! Mega Drive. No.( 1994–08. July 1994.) p. [1] jingjing    lin (  June 4,2020)

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