AHFE Open AccessThe design guide and scenario of virtual reality education APP
Abstract
Virtual reality education App is the product of the application of virtual reality technology in education, it is a new paradigm of educational technology in the digital age. In this study, Kano model was used to assess the learners' needs for specific design elements in the virtual reality education App from the perspective of user needs. Through the survey method verification, the learner has the high expectation to 7 attributes, carries on the optimization design to these aspects to have the good effect. According to the results, the concrete design scheme of virtual reality education App is summarized in order to guide the development of virtual reality education App in the future.
Keywords: Virtual reality； design guide； learning tools, application scenarios
DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1002903
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