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Volume 3, No.1, 2025
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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.61957/joerai-20250108 |
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Title:
XR Technology Empowering Virtual Distance Education:
Reconstruction of Classroom Ecology and Participation
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Author:
Liangliang Jin, Junyu Zhu |
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Abstract |
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With
the rapid development of information technology,
Extended reality (XR) technology has gradually
integrated into the field of virtual distance education,
injecting new impetus into its development. This article
conducts an in-depth exploration of the application of
XR technology in virtual distance education,
meticulously analyzing its profound impact on classroom
ecosystem reconstruction and the transformation of
student participation patterns. Through a combination of
literature review, case studies of 12 virtual distance
education courses adopting XR technology, and surveys
involving 800 students, this paper systematically
expounds on how XR technology constructs an immersive
learning environment. By creating 3D virtual scenes, XR
technology increases students' concentration during
virtual classes by 35% according to our survey data. It
also promotes personalized learning, allowing students
to adjust the learning pace and content according to
their own needs. Additionally, XR technology
significantly enhances interactivity. The real - time
interaction functions such as virtual group discussions
and collaborative experiments have increased student
participation frequency by 40%, effectively improving
the quality and effect of virtual distance education.
Furthermore, the article delves into the challenges
encountered during the application of XR technology,
including high implementation costs (average course
development cost increased by about $5,000 per course)
and technical compatibility issues. Corresponding coping
strategies are proposed, such as government - enterprise
cooperation to share costs and the establishment of
unified technical standards. This research not only
reveals the potential of XR technology in virtual
distance education but also provides practical
references and actionable suggestions for promoting the
innovative development of virtual distance education,
offering valuable insights for educational institutions
and policymakers. |
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Keywords: Extended reality (XR) technology£» Classroom
ecosystem£» Virtual distance education£» Immersive
learning environment£» Technical compatibility |
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