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Information technologies and systems

September 5, 2025; Boston, USA: VIII International Scientific and Practical Conference «SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE: MODERN AND CLASSICAL RESEARCH METHODS»


КОНЦЕПЦІЯ ПРОЄКТУВАННЯ ІНФОРМАЦІЙНОЇ ТЕХНОЛОГІЇ АВТОМАТИЗОВАНОГО СТВОРЕННЯ НАВЧАЛЬНИХ НАСТІЛЬНИХ ІГОР НА ОСНОВІ ЗМІШАНОЇ РЕАЛЬНОСТІ


DOI
https://doi.org/10.36074/logos-05.09.2025.028
Published
05.09.2025

Abstract

. Інтеграція настільних ігор із технологіями змішаної та доповненої реальності (MR/AR) демонструє послідовне зростання навчальної ефективності завдяки підвищенню залученості, мотивації та якості взаємодії здобувачів освіти.

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