Glass virtual reality helps interact in the classroom
Spanish researchers have introduced a system that uses smart glass, which allows teachers to receive feedback from students about classroom content.
Spanish researchers have introduced a system that uses smart glass, which allows teachers to receive feedback from students about classroom content.
The Virtual Reality (AR) system with an instant display allows a faculty member to see the dangling symbols on each student, indicating their level of comprehension and absorption.
Virtual Reality Enables Professors to Capture Students' Thoughts - (Photo: RedOrbit)
"These symbols are activated by students themselves via mobile phones and are used to inform the teacher that they understand or do not understand the lecture, or that they need to be taught a little bit slower ... ' , RedOrbit leads Professor Telmo Zarraonandia of Carlos III University in Madrid.
Just by looking at the icon displayed on top of each student, the classroom teacher can grasp the overview and understand each other's message.
The system also provides students with a new way of communicating, allowing them to stay in touch with their professors in an instant and with utmost privacy without interrupting the whole class.
Speaking in a university press release, computer scientist Ignacio Aedo said the communication channel would help students overcome common problems with communication with professors, such as timidity or timidity. talk to the crowd.
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