-
Recent Posts
-
This project is funded by JISC under the Learning & Teaching Innovation Grant Programme.
-
Times Higher Education Awards: Short-listed Nominee in the 'ICT Initiative of the Year 'category.
Tags
- 3dmodel
- AREL
- Augmented Reality
- benefits
- conference
- conferences
- Dante
- demonstration
- dissemination
- education
- evaluation
- geospatial
- GLUE
- Gospel of John
- Guyda Armstrong
- iPad
- JISC
- John Rylands
- jquery mobile
- junaio
- landmap
- Layar
- Leeds College of Music
- Markerless
- metaio
- Mimas
- mobile
- pedagogy
- presentations
- SCARLET
- storyboard
- student experience
- teaching
- Team SCARLET
- technical specifications
- testing
- training
- University for the Creative Arts
- University of Manchester
- University of Sussex
- user journey
- user research
- walkthrough
- wearable devices
- wireframing
Follow the AR at Jisc Blog via Email
Tag Archives: British Museum
The Benefits of using Augmented Reality in Education
It is usual in education to be overly cautious whenever a new technical innovation is heralded, preferring to concentrate, perhaps rightly, on its pedagogical benefits in terms of increasing educational value. Augmented Reality is no different. Advertising has brought Augmented Reality … Continue reading
Posted in Content Development, Matthew Ramirez, User Testing
Tagged Advertising, Augmented Reality, benefits, British Museum, GLUE, junaio, Layar, Markerless, Marketing, pedagogy, SCARLET, storyboard, user journey
2 Comments