- By Dr. Raul V. Rodriguez
Augmented reality is gradually reaching many areas of our lives. Without a doubt, one of the sectors in which it is most useful is in education, since it can be a powerful learning tool. However, how to apply augmented reality in education? What are the advantages that it offers teachers and students?
Augmented reality can be defined as that technology that allows adding virtual elements to a real image that is visualized through an electronic device. For this, markers or codes are usually used so that, when focused on an adapted device, it projects a virtual image onto a real image, thus creating a transformed reality. Augmented reality in education is part of what are called emerging pedagogies.
These teaching techniques are defined as those pedagogical ideas that arise around Inf
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Dr. Raul V. Rodriguez
Dean at Woxsen School of Business. He is a registered expert in Artificial intelligence, Intelligent Systems, Multi-agent Systems at the European Commission, and has been nominated for the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2020 list.
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