Monitoring and analyzing features of electrical power quality system performance

Virtual Reality: A Tool for Improving the Teaching and Learning of Technology Education

“…Virtual reality can be used to simulate a real environment for training, education and an imagined environment for interaction [9]. Virtual reality proved effective when used to augment physical facilities for learning in many fields, like teaching architecture [11]; teaching physics [12]; welder training [13]; teaching painting [14]; teaching physical education [15][16][17][18]; training in fire safety [19]; teaching safety rules [20,21,22]; teaching electric power supply systems [23]; teaching biology [24]; and teaching electronic circuit construction [3], among many others. In virtual reality, students can work at their own pace to master the skills needed, get periodic feedback and have the opportunity to correct their mistakes without loss of materials, damage to equipment and injury to human beings and materials [25].…”