Abstract

Chemistry students experience a number of problems during the learning process in subjects like molecular biology, biochemistry and others, particularly when they study molecular structure, since it is generally complex and abstract. This paper describes a proposal of learning object development to support understanding of molecular structures, using multimodal virtual reality technology. This paper also comments the development of a test bed for analyzing the possible applications and limitations of the technology and pedagogical contents of learning objects in virtual reality.

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Miguel A. Garcia-Ruiz

University of Colima School of Telematics Colima, Mexico

Arthur Edwards

University of Colima School of Telematics Colima, Mexico

Jorge R. Gutierrez-Pulido

University of Colima School of Telematics Colima, Mexico

Ricardo Acosta-Diaz

University of Colima School of Telematics Colima, Mexico

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Garcia-Ruiz, M., Edwards, A., Gutierrez-Pulido, J., & Acosta-Diaz, R. (2006). Virtual reality learning objects of molecular structures. Proceedings of the International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications, 2006. https://doi.org/10.23106/dcmi.952108486
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DC-2006--Colima, Mexico Proceedings
Location:
Manzanillo, Colima, Mexico
Dates:
October 3-6, 2006
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