‘Augmented reality’ helps kids learn

Published on October 19, 2011 by in Research

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By Laura Devaney, Associate Editor, eSchool News – January 31, 2007
Research project uses handheld computers to teach kids math and literacy skills

Researchers at Harvard, MIT, and the University of Wisconsin at Madison have developed a project that uses “augmented reality” to teach students math and literacy skills. The project involves teams of students gathering data on handheld computers to explain why aliens have landed, and in the process students “interview” virtual characters they encounter at certain GPS hot spots. The researchers say the project holds great potential for engaging students and teaching high-level skills.

‘Augmented reality’ helps kids learn

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