| Titel | Learning about Anne Frank in Virtual Reality: Investigating the Role of Cognitive Load |
| Publication Type | Conference Paper |
| Year of Publication | 2023 |
| Authors | Mulders, M |
| Conference Name | EdMedia + Innovate Learning 2023 Vienna |
| Publisher | AACE |
| Location | Wien |
| Keywords | Anne Frank, Cognitive Load, virtual reality |
| Abstract | Learning in VR has become important. Previous research has often focused on relationships that examine the direct effects of different technologies on learning. Little research has been conducted on more complex constellations of learning-related variables. Therefore, this study aims to consider - next to the direct effects of VR technologies - the mediating effects of learning processes (here: cognitive load). 132 students were assigned to different VR technologies (HMD vs. laptop). The VR content dealt with the exploration of the hiding place of Anne Frank. Questionnaires were used to collect data including knowledge gain, evaluation, and cognitive load. |
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