Augment Reality – A game changer in conventional learning
AR can be definitely considered as perceptive haptic, where it changes the way we interact with the information. Obviously, this is the next big thing which opens the door to the number of possibilities across multiple domains. Yes, it will be a game changer and indeed it is bringing a change over the conventional learning process. As it promises newer ways and additional perspective in engaging the learning process with ever more indulgence as well as enhancing the comprehension towards more lucidity.
AR technology addresses the key aspects of learning like generating interest, creativity, and interaction. It aids quick learning by virtue of provoking thought process via AR towards more efficient and quality learning.
It truly brings the school-of-thought ‘visualization’ that often has been a cornerstone for either lucid or complex learning processes. This also means it will create better connections for understanding complex mathematical or science related learning, enabling three-dimensional models to support conceptual learning. The possibilities further reach to use gaming for cognitive skills development.
Art galleries, Museums etc. will leverage AR for the patrons to access information via tabs and smartphones either to capture or to find out more information on the artifacts etc.
Right from AR apps for medical students to learn human anatomy and complex organ functions, the 3D modeling animated interface will provide enhanced learning possibilities. We are also talking about simulation-based learning which again further adds a totally new dimension to perceive, understand and process information.
AR will successfully help trainers/faculties as an interactive tool to aid teaching, wherein students will be able to work with virtual practice, augmented tutorials, simulations etc. to their advantage.
As we contemplate AR technology, it is a tip of the iceberg yet. However, AR is future-defining, as we start grasping the potential and the real magnitude of tremendous technological triumph that it will achieve in almost all fields in near future.
Kirit Mandavgane
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