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DOI: https://doi.org/10.54607/hcmue.js.17.11.2815(2020)
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Võ , V. N., Võ , V. H., Đặng , V. Q. T., Đoàn , C. K., Trương , N. H., Nguyễn , T. T. L., Phan , V. Đ., Nguyễn , T. C. M., Trần , M. Q., Nguyễn , H. B., & Tăng , M. D. (2020). BUILDING AN INVENTORY OF LEARNING MATERIALS EXPLOITING MOBILE AUGMENTED REALITY TECHNOLOGY FOR SPATIAL GEOMETRY. HCMUE Journal of Science, 17(11), 1934. https://doi.org/10.54607/hcmue.js.17.11.2815(2020)

BUILDING AN INVENTORY OF LEARNING MATERIALS EXPLOITING MOBILE AUGMENTED REALITY TECHNOLOGY FOR SPATIAL GEOMETRY

Văn Nghĩa Võ , Văn Hóa Võ , Vũ Quang Thịnh Đặng , Cao Khả Đoàn , Ngọc Huy Trương , Thị Thùy Linh Nguyễn , Văn Đức Phan , Tống Công Minh Nguyễn , Mẫn Quỳnh Trần , Hoài Bảo Nguyễn , Minh Dũng Tăng

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The application of information technology in teaching mathematics in the world as well as in Vietnam has become popular, this article, therefore, aims at building an inventory of learning materials exploiting augmented reality technology on smartphones for spatial geometry. The technological solution used in this study is GeoGebra 3D Calculator because of its free-of-charge, suitability with high schools in Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City University of Education, and its existing co-users. This study is completed with an ebook containing 123 visual objects of all the current exercises in the Grade 11 Geometry Textbook. The ebook has been introduced to the user community through YouTube and Facebook with a desire of creating a visual teaching medium for teachers and supporting students to visualise spatial geometry objects.

 

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Mobile Augmented Reality, GeoGebra, Spatial Geometry

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