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Computers & Education: X Reality, Volume 2
Volume 2, January 2023
- Pawel Strojny

, Natalia Duzmanska-Misiarczyk:
Measuring the effectiveness of virtual training: A systematic review. 100006 - Fabian Wolff

, Lea-Christin Wickord, Martina Rahe, Claudia M. Quaiser-Pohl:
Effects of an intercultural seminar using telepresence robots on students' cultural intelligence. 100007 - Iulian Radu

, Josia Yuan, Xiaomeng Huang
, Bertrand Schneider:
Charting opportunities and guidelines for augmented reality in makerspaces through prototyping and co-design research. 100008 - Andrea Trudeau

, Ying Xie
, Olha Ketsman, Fatih Demir:
"Breaking the fourth wall": The effects of cinematic virtual reality film-viewing on adolescent students' empathic responses. 100009 - Jae-Kwoun Shim

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Investigating the effectiveness of introducing virtual reality to elementary school students' moral education. 100010 - Iulian Radu

, Xiaomeng Huang
, Greg Kestin
, Bertrand Schneider
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How augmented reality influences student learning and inquiry styles: A study of 1-1 physics remote AR tutoring. 100011 - Nuket Nowlan, Ali Arya

, Hossain Samar Qorbani
, Maryam Abdinejad
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Higher-order thinking skills assessment in 3D virtual learning environments using motifs and expert data. 100012 - Matthew Schmidt

, Noah Glaser
, Carla Schmidt, Rachel Kaplan
, Heath Palmer, Sue Cobb:
Programming for generalization: Confronting known challenges in the design of virtual reality interventions for autistic users. 100013 - Paolo Boffi

, Monica Clerici, Alberto Gallace, Pier Luca Lanzi
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An educational experience in ancient Rome to evaluate the impact of virtual reality on human learning processes. 100014 - Alexander Skulmowski

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Shape distinctness and segmentation benefit learning from realistic visualizations, while dimensionality and perspective play a minor role. 100015 - Amos Sunday Oyelere

, Friday Joseph Agbo
, Solomon Sunday Oyelere
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Formative evaluation of immersive virtual reality expedition mini-games to facilitate computational thinking. 100016 - Victoria L. Lowell

, Deepti Tagare
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Authentic learning and fidelity in virtual reality learning experiences for self-efficacy and transfer. 100017 - Anastassiya Yudintseva

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Virtual reality affordances for oral communication in English as a second language classroom: A literature review. 100018 - Anne Husted Henriksen

, Marta Katarzyna Topor
, Rasmus Ahmt Hansen
, Linn Damsgaard, Anne-Mette Veber Nielsen, Andreas Wulff-Abramsson
, Jacob Wienecke
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Virtual reality and embodied learning for improving letter-sound knowledge and attentional control in preschool children: A study protocol. 100019 - Vlasios Kasapakis

, Elena Dzardanova
, Androniki Agelada
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Virtual reality in education: The impact of high-fidelity nonverbal cues on the learning experience. 100020 - Daniel Elford, Simon J. Lancaster, Garth A. Jones:

Augmented reality and worked examples: Targeting organic chemistry competence. 100021 - Mónica Silva, Karina Bermudez, Karina Caro:

Effect of an augmented reality app on academic achievement, motivation, and technology acceptance of university students of a chemistry course. 100022 - Alexander Skulmowski

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Ethical issues of educational virtual reality. 100023 - Miguel Barreda-Ángeles

, Sophie Horneber, Tilo Hartmann
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Easily applicable social virtual reality and social presence in online higher education during the covid-19 pandemic: A qualitative study. 100024 - Emmanuel Fokides

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Development and testing of a scale for examining factors affecting the learning experience in the Metaverse. 100025 - Iulian Radu

, Bertrand Schneider
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Designing augmented reality for makerspaces: Guidelines, lessons and mitigation strategies from 5+ years of AR educational projects. 100026 - Chris Jacobs

, Joshua Wheeler
, Michael Williams
, Richard W. Joiner
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Cognitive interviewing as a method to inform questionnaire design and validity - Immersive Technology Evaluation Measure (ITEM) for healthcare education. 100027 - George Koutromanos

, Georgia Kazakou
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Augmented reality smart glasses use and acceptance: Α literature review. 100028

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