[welshtrekker]

Seems both AR and VR are going to reshape education in schools and universities in unprecedented ways over the months ahead.
There is no better way to educate than to use fun to get the information across.
Both AR and VR accomplish this and allow the industry to almost burst with new content as we move forward.
What are your thoughts on AR in schools? Will it always work do you think? Are the costs to schools and universities worth the benefits?
I prepared this infographic some time ago which shows 5 reasons why I can see improvements in education through the use of virtual reality services.

[pkcable]

I think both AR and VR can be VERY useful in schools. Both can be used for a safe way to train, allowing students to try dangerous things in a controlled, safe environment. Also some professions can also use AR and VR directly in their work, such as real estate (and other related field, such as home remolding), also medical, sports, etc The possibilities are endless!

[droidlover404]

I've always felt as a kid that I learned more from watching educational programs than read or writing, AR and VR are I would imagine going to replace these, they will both be more imerssive in their owns ways and there's so much more room for opportunity, especially both being cheaper to create content for.

[space88]

My opinion is that AR and VR are trends in all areas. And in education, these technologies are not in vain occupy a large part, because it is thanks to these technologies that education can be taken absolutely to another level. And also, the percentage of student involvement increases by 95%, there is a lot of examples of how to apply these technologies in education, you can try the applications with your children in practice and see the result. Just recently I came across an article on iterations and it also contains an overview of the most popular applications in education - AR in Education . In general, I consider this a huge breakthrough.