A Case Study into the Use of Virtual Reality and Gamification in Ophthalmology Training

Abstract

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Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Game Technologies in Ophthalmology Training

“…In the questionnaire section, the user will be presented with eight questions and is given a certain amount of time to answer them. Depending on the number of correct answers, the user receives a virtual badge within the application, which varies between gold, silver, or bronze [60].…”