Augmenting Education in the Online Classroom

Augmented reality (AR) is a growing field that offers new ways for teachers to engage students. Augmented reality allows people to view objects on their mobile device with content overlaid on the screen. For instance, when looking at a storefront, the user might see a list of current sales or a coupon. The user sees both the object and added content at once; hence, their reality is “augmented” by Internet content.

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