Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are transforming the world of education publishing.
With AR and VR, students can interact with learning materials in ways that were previously impossible.
This guide will show you how to get started with AR and VR in education publishing, including how to create AR and VR content, best practices for using AR and VR in education publishing, and real-world examples of AR and VR in action.
If you are involved in education publishing, you should learn about AR and VR.
AR and VR are becoming increasingly popular in education, and they offer a new way of engaging students with learning materials.
AR and VR are also great for increasing student retention and understanding of complex concepts.
This guide is for anyone involved in education publishing, including publishers, editors, writers, and designers.
You do not need any prior knowledge of AR and VR to get started.
Let’s say you are a publisher of a science textbook.
You want to create an AR experience that allows students to interact with a 3D model of a plant cell.
Here’s how you could do it:
You could use Unity as your AR platform and create a 3D model of a plant cell.
You could then add interactive elements to the model, such as labels that identify each part of the cell.
You could integrate this AR experience with your textbook by including a QR code in the textbook that students can scan with their mobile devices.
When they scan the code, they will be taken to the AR experience.
After testing the AR experience with students, you may receive feedback that the labels are difficult to read.
You could then update the AR experience to include larger, clearer labels.
By incorporating AR and VR into education publishing, you can create engaging and interactive learning experiences that help students better understand complex concepts.