2019 IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality (ISMAR) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/ismar.2019.00032
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A Comparison of Desktop and Augmented Reality Scenario Based Training Authoring Tools

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“…Such an approach has already been investigated to prototype interaction techniques in AR [49] and can fit well into the VR onboarding agenda. Similarly, the authoring of tutorials for education and training has previously been explored in various domains such as medical [29], welding [24], and office [47] training. This would allow expert users to easily propose tutorials that feature their own demonstrations of the tool usage.…”
Section: Exploring the Creation Of Tutorialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such an approach has already been investigated to prototype interaction techniques in AR [49] and can fit well into the VR onboarding agenda. Similarly, the authoring of tutorials for education and training has previously been explored in various domains such as medical [29], welding [24], and office [47] training. This would allow expert users to easily propose tutorials that feature their own demonstrations of the tool usage.…”
Section: Exploring the Creation Of Tutorialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Suzuki et al introduce RealitySketch [35], an authoring tool for AR interactive graphics and visualizations. Interactions can be created by manipulating the virtual objects and directly linking triggers and actions attached to these objects as demonstrated by Vargas González et al [37]. LevelEd VR [3] is a VR level editor in which users can create and edit virtual objects and visually script the game conditions.…”
Section: Authoring In Immersive Environmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This cycle needs to be repeated until the desired result is achieved. Also, in a recent study, Gonz alez et al [31] compared a training authoring tool using a desktop and an augmented reality based environment. Although the results showed no significant differences, they concluded that the desktop interface proved to be more efficient.…”
Section: B Virtual Training Authoringmentioning
confidence: 99%