Alexander Arntz, S. Eimler, D. Keßler, A. Nabokova, S. Schädlich
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Abstract
Augmented Reality (AR) has great potential for new didactic concepts in teaching. Environments, information and objects can be comprehensively and dynamically represented, supporting self-paced and holistic learning. This paper presents an implementation of a multimodal AR-application for the purpose of teaching complex features and mechanics of a ”Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System” in a situated and engaging way. The application was designed and implemented by an interdisciplinary team and evaluated in a mixed-methods approach. Results show a high usability and acceptance of the application. Students recognized the benefit of the application regarding their motivation and learning gains and made suggestions for further improvements.