Teaching Through AR/VR

 Hello, again! How is it going? I hope you're all fine. In this blog, I will talk about my experiences about AR/VR integration to English language teaching.


For this activity, we collaborated together with Tuğrul Dölen. You can click to his name to go to his blogpost. English language teaching of VR/AR technology was Decently not very difficult for me to incorporate. For the assignment, it was necessary to choose 2 historical sites, 1 museum and 1 local food. We chose New York as the city. Because the city had many places that could be considered very important, and there were plenty of opportunities.When choosing historical sites, we realized that the first 2 places we thought of were very beautiful, so we chose Times Square and the Statue of Liberty. We chose the Met Museum as a museum, which I think was nice. As for food, we preferred the New York-Style Cheesecake, which is also featured in Friends, one of the most popular TV series.

We used Canva to make the design. It's a very useful site. We found 360 degree videos from Youtube. We just used a site where there are 3d designs for cheesecake. You can find the links below. Finally, we gave an assignment for students to practice, as if they were writing an imaginary e-mail to their friends.

Times Square: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWNK5oozT1A&t=1s

The Statute of Liberty: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=289DswswyfU

Met Museum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhjGLZMPVkY&t=4s

New York-Style Cheesecake: https://elements.envato.com/new-york-style-cheesecake-LHVNAU




I think integrating AR/VR technologies into English teaching would be fun for students. This way they can connect to the lessons with more passion and it will benefit them. They also get to know new technologies along with the developing world.


That was all for today! Please be kind to yourself, see you.






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