Enhanced Learning Environments: Technology and Innovation

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Zeynep Taçgın, Andrew Hagan
Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 17 Ağu 2022 - 240 sayfa
Representing a diverse range of academic perspectives from various disciplines to provoke original thinking, engage critical analysis, and fuel the desire to improve education, this book is for those readers with a genuine interest in quality education and supporting technology. One often hears the words “Enhanced”, “Learning Environments”, “Technology”, and “Innovation” liberally applied in conversations with an assumption that their inclusion automatically improves the quality of education. This book looks beyond mere buzzwords for the ground truth in how education, technology, and innovation can enhance theory and practice in pedagogy and andragogy.

It begins with a philosophical criticism about education and technology to remind us of our responsibility to teach purposefully, before discussing entrepreneurial thinking regarding education. The book then makes a strong case for how technology can impact life-saving educational training, and discusses immersive virtual reality learning environments for exploring the essential design components from the perspective of instructional designers and subject experts. It also examines how state-of-the-art Hollywood technology is now accessible to all and discusses the impact this may have on education. The book concludes with an analysis of the implications of the metaverse concept for a pioneering new frontier in future-focused enhanced learning environments.

 

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Chapter I
1
Chapter II
28
Chapter III
49
Chapter IV
88
Chapter V
109
Chapter VI
173
Abbreviations
200
Index
204
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Zeynep Tacgin is an Adjunct Associate Researcher at Charles Sturt University, Australia, and an Assistant Professor at Marmara University, Turkey, having completed her PhD in Computer Education and Instruction Technologies in 2017. Her fields of interest include education, wearable technologies, innovative learning environments, distance education, augmented reality, virtual reality, instructional design, and material development.

Andrew Hagan has over 20 years of experience as an academic and practitioner. He is co-founder and Director of XRC (the eXtended Reality Centre) at Charles Sturt University, Australia. He is also a Visual Effects Producer and Supervisor, and Co-Director of the Australian International Animation Festival. He established Australia’s first undergraduate degree dedicated to the art and science of animation and visual effects. His latest work is in real-time technologies that can be applied across all industries to develop projects that are smarter, faster, cheaper, and safer.

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