Systems to Support Co-creative Collaboration in Mixed-Reality Environments
This chapter examines the use of mixed-reality technologies for teaching and learning, particularly for more active and collaborative learning activities. The basis for this work was the creation of the MiRTLE platform—the Mixed Reality Teaching and Learn
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Dejian Liu Chris Dede Ronghuai Huang John Richards Editors
Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Realities in Education
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Editors Dejian Liu Smart Learning Institute Beijing Normal University Beijing China Chris Dede Harvard Graduate School of Education Harvard University Cambridge, MA USA
Ronghuai Huang Smart Learning Institute Beijing Normal University Beijing China John Richards Harvard Graduate School of Education Cambridge, MA USA
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