The members of generation Z in higher education use completely different learning principles for acquiring their knowledge (Tapscott 2001) and education must adapt to this. However, the information society not only has transformed the teaching process (Dessewffy 2019) but at the same time new positions have appeared in the labour market in parallel with it (Uricska 2020). The novelty of the language learning methods we want to study – relying heavily on the use of augmented reality (AR) (Czékmán 2017) and the HY-DE model (Dani 2014) – lies in the fact that they can be used in multimedia environment in accordance with the requirements of digitalization and they also work effectively with mobile devices (e. g. tablets, smartphones) (Traxler 2005; McQuiggan 2015). The national research on the topic also confirmed that digital pedagogy using AR strengthens students’ motivation and develops their digital competence (Fehér et al. 2016; Czékmán et al. 2017).
The research is carried out as a part of the new language strategy maintained by the Department of Foreign Languages for Specific Purposes, Faculty of Law Enforcement, University of Public Service. The research is conducted in the academic years of 2020/2021–2021/2022. The assessment of the usability of law enforcement technical language training is studied in the research among full-time students in ESP classes (N=50). The research has three parts: (1) quantitative research for pretest; (2) classroom research; (3) quantitative research for posttest. The instruments (vocabulary, speaking skills and learning style profile) are used in pre- and posttest as well. Descriptive statistics, correlation studies and difference analyzes are used during the statistical analysis of the results. In the classroom research (experimental and control groups) we assess the professional usability of AR and the HY-DE model and their impact on students’ vocabulary, digital and verbal communication skills. EduARdo - an excellent self-developed AR application - is used for the content consumption and production.
We seek to answer the question how the application of AR and the HY-DE model effect the development of students’ digital and verbal communication. We assume that the students' digital and verbal communication in the target language will develop in a positive way due to the examined language learning methods.
The positive results of the research can also lead to the enhancement of vocabulary, the development of communicative competence, and law enforcement technical language – as a working language – can gain a prominent place in law enforcement training. Students are expected to feel more comfortable in a digital environment where they are challenged to think, solve problems and collaborate, thereby developing the competencies that are essential for the 21st century’s workforce in the labour market and performing law enforcement tasks.
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The possibilities of using augmented reality at different levels of education
1. Balázs Czékmán
Puskas Ferenc primary school
University of Debrecen, HTDI, PhD student
ICT MasterMinds,
MTA-DE Foreign Language Research Group
THE POSSIBILITIES OF USING
AUGMENTED REALITY AT
DIFFERENT LEVELS OF EDUCATION
Nóra Barnucz
University of Public Service, FLE
University of Debrecen, HTDI, PhD student
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2. The main points of the presentation
Theoretical background
Augmented Reality – The use of AR in public education
The introduction of AR software – The use of AR in higher education
The introduction of the research
Research questions
Hypotheses
Summary
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3. EDUCATION-WORK-TECHNOLOGY
EDUCATION: The adoption of technology-enhanced learning in higher education as
an innovation can enhance the outcomes of teaching and learning or disrupt
conventional learning mechanisms (Shen–Ho 2020).
LABOUR MARKET: The information society has not been only transforming the
educational process (Desewffy 2019) but at the same time new positions appear in the
labour market (Uricska 2020).
TECHNOLOGY: The market of digital devices is growing - at the forefront of mobile
devices – their educational use also shows an increasing trend: Artificial Intelligence
(AI), Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR) (Grand View Research 2020).
The education must be prepared for this and the current courses and subjects must be
adapted to the challenge of the labour market (Pirzada–Khan 2013).
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4. AUGMENTED REALITY
Augmented Reality allows the user to see the real
world, with virtual objects superimposed upon or
composited with the real world. Therefore, AR
supplements reality, rather than completely
replacing it (Azuma 1997).
Types of AR:
marker less or location-based AR
marker-based AR)
superimposition-based AR
(ThinkMobiles 2019)
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5. THE USE OF AR IN PUBLIC EDUCATION I.
Projects based on action researches (e. g.
Czékmán–Aknai–Fehér 2017; Aknai–
Czékmán–Fehér 2016)
content consumption
suitable different pedagogical methods:
demonstration, explanation, lecture-based,
argumentation, project, play
suitable teaching strategies: frontal teaching
method, group work, pair work and
individual work
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6. THE USE OF AR IN PUBLIC EDUCATION I.
content-creation
suitable different pedagogical methods:
demonstration, explanation, lecture-based,
argumentation, project, play, cooperative
learning, simulation, individual teaching method
suitable teaching strategies: frontal teaching
method, group work, pair work and individual
work
AR contents can be produced by teachers and
students
complex competence development
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7. INTRODUCTION OF THE SOFTWARE I.
The eduARdo (eduardoapp.com) is a Hungarian-
developed (Stiefel Interactive) augmented reality
software.
It is a mobile application (Android, iOS) with an
online administration system developed for teaching
and learning purposes.
It offers the possibility of content-consumption which
can enhance innovative, active and interactive
demonstration.
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8. INTRODUCTION OF THE SOFTWARE II.
The software was developed mainly for creating
content. Creation can also happen on mobile
devices.
Different AR contents (image, video, 3D-model) are
available for teaching and learning. AR contents
can be created and used for any subjects and
topics of higher education courses.
The created AR contents can be annotated and
completed with labels.
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9. RESEARCH I.
The aim of the research: to assess the Ss’ digital abilities and the
level of professional (digital) communication and to examine their
development possibilities in ESP classes.
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10. RESEARCH II.
Research support: UPS new language strategy, support of the Rector
Council
Home Affairs Scientific Council: online and offline teaching-learning
methods in practice, their efficiency, effectiveness – topic
The title of the study: The use of augmented reality and social media in
language teaching and learning – I. place
Authors: Nóra Barnucz-Erna Uricska
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11. RESEARCH III.
Members of the research group:
Dr. habil. Bujdosóné Dani Erzsébet – the creator of the HY-DE model, UDE, FI
Czékmán Balázs – ICT researcher, UDE, HDTI doctoral school
The supervisor of the research: Prof. Dr. Patyi András - UPS
The topic of the research: The application of AR and the HY-DE model in language
teaching with special regard to the English law enforcement.
The sections of the research:
1. Quantitative Research – Pre-Test
2. Classroom Research [AR+ HY-DE model (Dani 2014)]
3. Quantitative Research – Post-Test
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12. RESEARCH IV.
(1, 3) Quantitative Research – Pre-Test & Post-Test:
A) Vocabulary testing: self-made test
B) Communication skills testing: measure the Ss’ communication skill (picture
description, listening)
C) Felder-Solomon’s learning style questionnaire – meets the criteria of
goodness: (1) objectivity, (2) validity, (3) reliability) – Post-test: the questionnaire
is supplemented by a panel of 10 questions – Ss’ previous language learning,
language learning experience at the university
Descriptive statistics, correlations studies and difference analyses will be performed
during the statistical analysis of the results.
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13. RESEARCH V.
(2) Classroom Research: 7*90 min. ESP classes pre-determined & pre-
developed topics N= 45
Experimental Group1: with the use of AR – n=13
Experimental Group2: with the use of AR+HY-DE model – n=12
Control Group: without the use AR+HY-DE model – n=15
Participants of the planned classroom research: full-time Ss, FLE, year of 1-2.
Conditions of the research participation: different year; - same teacher; - B2
intermediate language exam
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14. RESEARCH QUESTIONS
Q1: We study if traditional (paper-based) or internet-based solutions/tools
provide better help for Ss in acquiring the professional terminus techniques in
ESP classes.
Q2: We research how the use of AR and the HY-DE model affect the
development of the Ss’ professional (digital) communication and vocabulary.
Q3: We study what language skills can be developed with the help of
digital technology.
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15. HYPOTHESIS
The use of digital technology and/or multimedia in the classroom has
a positive effect on the development of Ss’ communication and digital
competence (Min Pun 2004; Nomass 2013; Borszéki 2019; Barnucz
2019ab).
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16. SUMMARY
HY-DE model and AR – the role of multimedia tools in education
Focus on the methodological features of the 21st century, the challenges of
teaching law enforcement technical language
The research can be a good initiative to formulate proposals for the
development of all professional or specialized language teaching in Hungary
and to start their application in practice.
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17. Positive results of the research can be:
The development of general, communicative competencies for the communication in English;
The development of the features of the digital competency.
The research can be a guide:
Ss feel comfortable in such a digital environment where they are challenged;
They are driven to think, solve problems and collaborate
developing the competencies that are essential - labour market and performing police duties
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19. THANK YOU FOR
YOUR ATTENTION!
Balázs Czékmán
balazs.czekman@gmail.com
puskas.kispest.hu
edumobil.hu
Nóra Barnucz
barnucz.nora@uni-nke.hu