2021
DOI: 10.1504/ijcc.2021.10036366
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Using augmented reality to support children with dyslexia

Abstract: This paper introduces case studies with different learning scenarios of Arabic language based on human computer interaction principles so that meaningful virtual information is presented for dyslexic children in an interactive and compelling way. The blending of technology and education is something that is growing rapidly and becoming the most popular. Augmented reality is a recent example of a technology that has been combined into the educational field. This work aims to integrate mobile technology and AR m… Show more

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