2017
DOI: 10.2312/eged.20171026
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Virtual Reality to teach anatomy

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“…On the other hand, the didactic effectiveness of the use of VR in Engineering and Architecture (this is one of the technical aspects considered) is also confirmed by some previous works [45]. In the area of Health Sciences, the specialized literature, although abundantly affirming the idea that VR is a technically solvent didactic resource [46][47][48], focuses much more than in the area of Engineering on highlighting the increase in academic performance that it promotes and the good acceptance that it arouses among students [49,50]. In this sense, the gap identified between the two areas of knowledge regarding the valuation of the technical aspects of RLV is in line with confirming the theses of these previous studies.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 55%
“…On the other hand, the didactic effectiveness of the use of VR in Engineering and Architecture (this is one of the technical aspects considered) is also confirmed by some previous works [45]. In the area of Health Sciences, the specialized literature, although abundantly affirming the idea that VR is a technically solvent didactic resource [46][47][48], focuses much more than in the area of Engineering on highlighting the increase in academic performance that it promotes and the good acceptance that it arouses among students [49,50]. In this sense, the gap identified between the two areas of knowledge regarding the valuation of the technical aspects of RLV is in line with confirming the theses of these previous studies.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 55%
“…Mensurar a eficiência do ensino de anatomia utilizando a RV como ferramenta educativa. Fairén et al (2017) Realizaram um experimento desenvolvido para dar aos alunos uma sessão específica de RV onde eles podem inspecionar e avaliar diretamente modelos 3D de vários órgãos humanos usando sistemas de RV. Não desenvolveram o sistema.…”
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