The use of augmented reality technology in primary education

Keywords: digital didactics, technology of the supplemented reality, cognitive activity, applica-tions.

Abstract

In the article it had been analyzed a supplemented reality as a technology of the digital didactics, isolated the applications AR of the educated orientation, which can be useful in primary school. With an aim of checking the positive impact of the applications of a supplemented reality of the educated orientation on the development of the cognitive activity and the improvement of studying results of pupils it had been organized the pedagogical experiment. Diagnostics was used on the different levels of the forming the educated and cognitive interest, the cognitive activity, the educated motivation and success. The received results supported the hypothesis of the investigation, and its summing up let us make the conclusions about that the immersive technologies in the educated process which have become the didactic means, which need the active application.

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Author Biographies

O.V. Sagan, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

Docent, PhD, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

V.S. Blakh, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

Docent, PhD, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

O.N. Los, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

Docent, PhD, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

O.M. Liba, Mukachevo State University, Ukraine.

Docent, PhD, Mukachevo State University, Ukraine.

O.V. Kazannikova, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

Docent, PhD, Kherson State University, Ukraine.

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Published
2022-02-11
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Sagan, O., Blakh, V., Los, O., Liba, O., & Kazannikova, O. (2022). The use of augmented reality technology in primary education. Amazonia Investiga, 11(49), 27-35. https://doi.org/10.34069/AI/2022.49.01.3
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