Glassist: Using Augmented Reality on Google Glass as an Aid to Classroom Management
Authors:
- Manoela SilvaMSManoela Silva
- Daniel FreitasDFDaniel Freitas
- Edvar NetoENEdvar Neto
- Caio LinsCLCaio Lins
- Veronica TeichriebVTVeronica Teichrieb
- Joao Marcelo TeixeiraJTJoao Marcelo Teixeira
- 1 May 2014
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 37-44
Abstract
Google glass is a hands-free, head-mounted intelligent device that can be worn as a wearable computing eyewear. This work discusses its potential in education by proposing an application, the Glassist, aiming at helping teachers management tasks. The application allows teachers to create individual portfolios for students, manage their information and share it with peers. The tool uses Augmented Reality to recognize students face and display relevant information about them. We also discuss some preliminary results regarding its evaluation. To conclude, we point out some future works.Keywords
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