AR


AUGMENTED REALITY 


I want to start my post by asking a question today. Have you ever played Pokeman Go? If yes, then you have already tested augmented reality. That means you saw Pokeman creatures appear in your real life neighbourhood while you kept playing. This real life elements blending with digital elements is called AR. Today Augmented Reality is used in entertainment, military training, engineering design, robotics and many other industries. It can be also used in education. AR might change the traditional methods used in teaching. It makes classes more interesting and entertaining. Both teachers and students love education when creativity and interactions are included. AR allows it. For example, augmented reality animated contents in a lesson would attract the students into learning it. 


Students shouldn't be only receiving information, they should be experiencing the subject. For instance, medical students experiencing the 3d models even in theoretical lessons is possible with AR.


It also gives students a chance to discover and learn more outside the classroom as well. Visiting museums with AR is one of the ways that they can discover even outside the class.


We can find many apps with AR in education. Anatomy 4D is the best app for medical students. This apps shows 3d models of human body by scanning the target.




Another app with AR is called Aug! (Aug That). It's an app created by a teacher who wanted his students succeed in lessons. The app delivers 3D models and activity sheets with animated lessons all presented via smart devices as you can see in the pictures.





More apps using AR are available for IOS and Android users. As a teacher, you can find the one which suits your teaching environment and subject the most and use it in your lessons. I'm sure your students will love it and interact more in the lessons. I hope this was helpful. Enjoy trying new apps of augmented reality. 

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