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Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Realities in Education
VIII, 247 p. 63 illus., 57 illus. in color. online resource.
This book describes the current state of the art of various types of immersive learning: in research, in practice, and in the marketplace. It discusses advanced approaches in the design and development for various forms of immersive learning environments, and also the emerging innovations in assessment and research in the field. In addition, it demonstrates the opportunities and challenges in implementing advances in VR and immersion at scale in formal and informal learning. We are living in a time of rapid advances in terms of both the capabilities and the cost of virtual reality, multi-user virtual environments, and various forms of mixed reality. These new media potentially offer extraordinary opportunities for enhancing both motivation and learning across a range of subject areas, student developmental levels, and educational settings. With the development of practical and affordable virtual reality and mixed reality, people now have the chance to experience immersive learning both in classrooms and informally in homes, libraries, and community centers. The book appeals to a broad readership including teachers, administrators, scholars, policy makers, instructional designers, evaluators and industry leaders.
A Conceptual Framework for VR in Education.- Part One: Frameworks for Design -- Implicit Learning through Embodiment in Immersive Virtual Reality -- Authenticity in Immersive Design -- The Immersive Power of Social Interaction -- Assessment for Learning in Immersive Environments -- Infrastructures for VR/AR in the Classroom.- Part Two: Case Studies of Immersive Media for Learning -- Virtual Reality as an Immersive Medium for Authentic Simulations: The Case of EcoMUVE -- Systems to Support Co-Creative Collaboration in Mixed Reality Environments -- Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Games and Virtual Reality Combine for Learning -- Embodied Education in Mixed and Mediated Realities: Some Results and Principles for Content Design -- Preparing Students for Future Learning with Mixed Reality Interfaces.- Part Three: Next Steps for the Field -- A Bibliometric Analysis of Virtual Reality related Research in Education: Current Status, Opportunities, and Future Prospects -- Reconstruction of Virtual Reality Environments based on Script -- Conclusion: Developing a Research Agenda for the Field.
edited by Dejian Liu, Chris Dede, Ronghuai Huang, John Richards.