THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUGMENTED REALITY IN MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE COURSE ON AUGMENTED REALITY USING UNITY AND VUFORIA PROGRAM FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

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Ophat Kaosaiyaporn
Wasant Atisabda
Rusda Natthaphatwirata
Nisreen Prompalad

Abstract

The purposes of this research were intended to 1) develop the augmented reality in massive open online course on augmented reality using unity and vuforia program for Undergraduate Students and 2) study the learning achievement after studying with augmented reality in massive open online course on augmented reality using unity and vuforia program for Undergraduate Students. The samples consisted of two groups: 10 experts, and 20 students studying at Faculty of Education, Prince of Songkla University. The research instruments consisted of 1) augmented reality in massive open online course quality evaluation form, 2) content quality evaluation form, and 3) students learning achievement tests.


The conclusions were as follows 1) the opinions of experts on the augmented reality in Massive Open Online course on Augmented reality using unity and vuforia program for Undergraduate Students unveiled the highest level (gif.latex?\bar{X}  = 4.72, S.D. = .05) and 2) there was significantly higher learning achievement of the student in the posttest than in the pretest at .01 level.

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