Assistant professor || CBAP || PGBA || Data to Decisions || Gene AI ||Tools for education
Using mobile phones extensively is not good for the eyes, often leading to digital eye strain or computer vision syndrome. We spend a significant amount of time, approximately 8 hours, in school. Introducing AR (Augmented Reality) and VR (Virtual Reality) for educational purposes can offer both advantages and disadvantages. On the positive side, these technologies can enhance the learning experience by making complex concepts easier to understand, increasing student engagement, and providing practical, real-world applications without associated risks. However, they also pose health concerns, such as eye strain and motion sickness, and issues related to accessibility and cost. Furthermore, an over-reliance on these technologies could impede the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Therefore, the impact of AR and VR in education would depend on careful integration and management to balance the benefits and drawbacks.
Transforming Education: AI and Video Games vs. Traditional Methods AI and video games revolutionize education by offering personalized, engaging, and interactive learning experiences. They provide real-time feedback, hands-on practice, and data-driven insights to optimize learning paths. Traditional methods, with their standardized curriculum and delayed feedback, often struggle to keep students engaged. Combining AI and video games with traditional methods creates a balanced and effective educational environment, blending innovative technology with structured learning.