1Cademy - Summary of 16 Studies<br>

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Summary of 16 Studies

For students with visual impairments, AR could be used as a supporting tool and helped researchers understand visual perception among those with low vision.
Among students with intellectual disabilities, the technology improved their navigation skills, mathematical skills, daily and independence skills, and general knowledge; AR was also researched to be an effective working aid tool and could be useful in identifying possible allergens.
For students with autism, AR enhanced their science vocabulary knowledge, decision making skills, and social skills.
Students with cognitive disorders had positive developments in perception and vocational job skills.
In terms of general and vocational education for students with disabilities, AR was found to improve their academic skills, boost student motivation, and enhance their competitiveness in the job market.
At present, there have been no studies involving students with Down syndrome, dyslexia, or deafness.