Immersive Learning

Immersive learning (check all that applies):

• is the process of learning with the usage of a simulated or artificial environment

• does not necessarily require technology

• provides a highly interactive environment for users

• implements gamification in learning

Which of the following statements is correct about the Augmented Reality (AR)?

• AR creates a replica of the real world.

• AR makes use of 3D visualizations and simulations in order to provide an immersive experience.

• AR is completely an artificial environment created to evoke a sensory experience.

• AR mixes virtual reality with real life.

What are the tools for immersive learning? (check all that applies)

• Mixed Reality (MR)

• Augmented Reality (AR)

• 3D immersive learning

• Google Expeditions

Types of immersive learning include (check all that apply)

• Apprenticeships

• 360-degree photos

• Role-plays

• Gamification

Which of the following statements is NOT true about immersive learning:

• Immersive learning requires the use of technology.

• Immersive Learning recreates various physical environments that cannot be accessed within the walls of a classroom.

• Immersive learning is not certainly game-based.

• Immersive learning embeds learning in an actual context.

Experiential learning (check all that applies)

• engages learners in posing questions, investigating, solving problems, being creative and constructing meaning.

• creates the opportunity to “transport” people into an environment or situation where they are engaged at greater depth than previously possible.

• a learning process initiated by a concrete experience, which demands reflection, review and perspective-taking about the experience.

• attempts to give people an opportunity to complete tasks as they would in real life and draw learning from them.

Which of the statements is not true about Virtual Reality (VR)?

• VR is a simulated experience which can be similar or completely different from the real world.

• VR makes our own world become the framework within which objects or images are placed.

• VR builds the world in which we immerse ourselves through a specific headset.

• VR is fully immersive and everything we see is a part of an environment artificially constructed through images, sounds, etc.

Which type of learning is NOT experiential?

• Case studies

• Internships

• 360° videos/photos

• Filed work

Augmented Reality (check all that applies)

• is the modification of a real-life environment by the addition of sound, visual elements, or other sensory stimuli.

• does not exclusively take place in either the physical world or virtual world, but is a hybrid of reality and virtual reality. .

• keeps the real world central, but enhances it with other digital details and supplementing your reality or environment.

• transforms volumes of data and analytics into images or animations that are overlaid on the real world.

What is Mixed Reality (MR)?

• MR overlays virtual objects on the real-world environment.

• MR immerses users in a fully artificial digital environment.

• MR promotes in-depth learning and makes use of 3D visualizations and simulations in order to provide an immersive experience to users.

• MR not just overlays, but anchors virtual objects to the real world.