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Creating a Sustainable Education Environment with Augmented Reality Technology

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SUSTAINABILITY
Volume 13, Issue 11, Pages -

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MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/su13115851

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augmented reality; science education; design-based learning model

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Due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, applying various technologies and materials in science education has become more crucial, with the use of augmented reality technology gaining prominence in the educational field. Both students and teachers generally believe that augmented reality practices can enhance understanding of science topics, provide visual introductions to topics, and contribute to in-class interactions.
As the COVID-19 epidemic caused new requirements in education, the use of various technologies and materials in science education has gained more importance for sustainability. Among other objectives, the subject of science aims to help students gain skills such as identifying problems, doing research, forming hypotheses, completing experiments, conducting analyses, and reporting the findings. Some of the problems experienced in science education are caused by the lack of tools and equipment. Through augmented reality (AR), a developing technology that is also used in the field of education, a digital layer is superimposed over authentic world images. The main aim of this study is to determine the views of students and teachers regarding augmented reality content developed for science education. The study group consists of 80 seventh-grade students and 4 science teachers. The study adopted a qualitative data collection method so the researchers developed and used semi-structured interview forms for the students and the teachers during the interviews. Both the students and the teachers reported the positive effects of AR practices on improving the understanding of science topics, offering a visual topic introduction, and contributing to the in-class interaction during class hours.

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