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May 31
11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Description
Extended reality (XR) is the best medium for teaching individual students with interactive visuals. We typically lose attention within eight seconds, and only 20% of what we learn is from text. Experiential learning introduces elements of the virtual world into the real world to make learning more hands-on, but not everyone has an MR or VR lens. However, we do have AR devices, in a mobile form.
It is predicted that mobile users will adopt the use of MR and VR lenses in the near future. In the meantime, there should be a mechanism in place to allow learners to use the mobile devices they already have to consume content. This type of mechanism would give users confidence in the technology and help them graduate to future technologies with ease.
We will present a mechanism that enhances the learning process with the help of XR technology and explain how we use technology to promote experience-based learning irrespective of the type of device learners have. Make teaching inspiring and personal.
Speakers
Chief Operating Officer
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HoloPundits, Inc
CEO and President
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HoloPundits
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Description
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Description
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Multimedia journailst
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USC JOVRNALISM
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Description
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Speakers
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Description
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Speakers
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ARVR Women and Allies