2021
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3865585
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Evaluation of using VAR (Virtual Augmented Reality) based educational games in Islamic kindergartens in Semarang City

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“…Based on interviews with several elementary mathematics teachers in the city of Semarang, both public and private, the fact that almost 100% of elementary schools in the city of Semarang still use elementary thematic textbooks that have not had a touch of renewable technology such as augmented reality, virtual reality, other renewable software applications, This makes a significant finding for the development of textbooks that are able to accommodate these problems, based on research there are several factors that cause the low thematic grades of elementary school grade 1 such as 1) the textbooks owned by the teacher are less attractive, 2) the student's skills are weak in recognizing letters and numbers, 3) Teachers who teach material on recognizing numbers and letters only use media to make sketches or pictures and there are still a few teachers who use software-based media that facilitates the abstraction of subjects for students, 4) Students are still weak in solving problems relating to numbers and letters that are stem from everyday life. 5) students have difficulty recognizing letters and numbers so they need renewable media that displays augmented reality accompanied by interesting music and games [3]. This is in accordance with the research which shows that mobile augmented reality is very effective in learning in higher education because it is able to display augmented reality that attracts students [4].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Based on interviews with several elementary mathematics teachers in the city of Semarang, both public and private, the fact that almost 100% of elementary schools in the city of Semarang still use elementary thematic textbooks that have not had a touch of renewable technology such as augmented reality, virtual reality, other renewable software applications, This makes a significant finding for the development of textbooks that are able to accommodate these problems, based on research there are several factors that cause the low thematic grades of elementary school grade 1 such as 1) the textbooks owned by the teacher are less attractive, 2) the student's skills are weak in recognizing letters and numbers, 3) Teachers who teach material on recognizing numbers and letters only use media to make sketches or pictures and there are still a few teachers who use software-based media that facilitates the abstraction of subjects for students, 4) Students are still weak in solving problems relating to numbers and letters that are stem from everyday life. 5) students have difficulty recognizing letters and numbers so they need renewable media that displays augmented reality accompanied by interesting music and games [3]. This is in accordance with the research which shows that mobile augmented reality is very effective in learning in higher education because it is able to display augmented reality that attracts students [4].…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Based on the above analysis, we can see that augmented reality technology can be widely used in different fields. In order to further illustrate the content of the consistency test of augmented reality technology [13,14]. First, the quantized local features are used for feature matching to obtain the matching relationship between the optimized image sample and the query image.…”
Section: Consistencymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Learning with Your Own Theme in Kindergarten [13], it makes children more independent in learning, then with Evaluation of using VAR (Virtual Augmented Reality) based educational games in Islamic kindergartens in Semarang City [14], making children more creative and active by using educational games, then using digital media in early childhood can improve children's fine motor skills significantly reaching 90 percent [15] The expanded test documentation at TKIT Harapan Bunda Semarang can be seen in the following image.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%