Exploring the Role of User Experience and Interface Design Communication in Augmented Reality for Education

Abstract

Augmented Reality (AR) enhances learning by integrating interactive and immersive elements that bring content to life, thus increasing motivation and improving retention. AR also supports personalized learning, allowing learners to interact with content at their own pace and according to their preferred learning styles. This adaptability not only promotes self-directed learning but also empowers learners to take charge of their educational journey. Effective interface design is crucial for these AR applications, requiring careful integration of user interactions and visual cues to blend AR elements seamlessly with reality. This paper explores the impact of AR on user experience within educational settings, examining engagement, motivation, and learning outcomes to determine how AR can enhance the educational experience. Additionally, it addresses design considerations and challenges in developing AR user interfaces, drawing on current research and best practices to propose effective and adaptable solutions for educational AR applications. As AR technology evolves, its potential to transform educational experiences continues to grow, promising significant advancements in how users interact with, personalize, and immerse themselves in learning content.