2019
DOI: 10.36348/sjeat.2019.v04i12.005
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AR and VR Based Child Education in Context of Bangladesh

Abstract: Now day's children are more likely to use smartphones. They would like to use smartphones more than a textbook. They use smartphones for playing various games and watch the cartoon as well as funny videos and movies also. The addiction to using smartphones through children is increasing day by day. Maximum parents now want to teach their children via smartphones. In that case, they try to find various learning apps and games. From that sense, we decide to make a child learning apps by using Augmented Reality &… Show more

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“…For educational purposes, they are better than for amusement. In the same way that a therapist treats media addiction, a therapist can help a gamer overcome their addiction to VR gaming [13]. Working with the gamer's family might also be a great way to help.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For educational purposes, they are better than for amusement. In the same way that a therapist treats media addiction, a therapist can help a gamer overcome their addiction to VR gaming [13]. Working with the gamer's family might also be a great way to help.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%