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Conceptualization of hypersituation as result of IoT in Education

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Conceptualization of hypersituation as result of IoT in Education

  1. Conceptualization of hypersituation as result of IoT in Education Filipe T. Moreira – filipertmoreira@ua.pt Mário Vairinhos – mariov@ua.pt Fernando Ramos – fernando.ramos@ua.pt
  2. Introduction We are experiencing a moment where the amount of data, knowledge, and technological devices are changing the mindset of institutions in their teaching and learning processes. [1]
  3. Introduction With this data we can create new possibilities to generate new knowledge about different areas.
  4. Introduction In this framework, some studies and reports have shown some potential uses of IoT technologies in education.
  5. Introduction There is a potentiality that seems to have gained greater preponderance: Hypersituation
  6. Hypersituation "The ability to amplify access to knowledge of a device user's current location. This is where a mobile device and/or sensor can correlate with personal and diverse information to augment and deepen one's understanding of the surrounding physical world. The learner can both consume and create."[4]
  7. Hypersituation and Hipersituated Experience Hypersituated experience may contribute on a large scale to the emergence of new pedagogical situations and contexts
  8. Hypersituation
  9. Hypersituation Hypersituation Hyperreality Add new layers to reality through technology Use technology to access new layers of reality. http://hyper-reality.co/
  10. Hypersituation -> How to achieve
  11. Hypersituation -> Potentialities • Classroom may become an "open" space; • Real data; • Possibility to have a deeper understanding of the world.
  12. Hypersituation -> Challenges • The difficulty of creating these hypersituated environments, since it will be necessary to combine a set of technologies and to develop a platform that allows the user (especially students) the possibility of accessing data and information in an easy and targeted way. • Training teachers; • Methodology • Safety.
  13. Final remarks However, despite the consensus that seems to exist in the scientific community about hypersituation being the great potential of IoT for education[3–8], there is a need for empirical studies that attest to this idea.
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  15. • Filipe T. Moreira – filipertmoreira@ua.pt • Mário Vairinhos – mariov@ua.pt • Fernando Ramos – fernando.ramos@ua.pt Thank you!
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