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Design for the Future Middle School




PRACTICAL
EDUCATION
BASED
AUGMENTED
REALITY
WITH

HOLOGRAM
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INDEX

                               I. Introduction
                    1. Reasons for selecting target
           2. Problems of middle school education
                3. Solving problems with Hologram



II. Body
 1. Classes
 2. Subjects
   1) Physical Education
   2) Science
   3) Foreign Languages
   4) Mathematics
   5) Art
   6) Special Lecture



                                III.Conclusion
                             1. Expecting Results
       2. Consideration for Long-term Application



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I. Introduction

 1. Reasons for selecting target
  Since students graduated from elementary school, the outlook of adult start to appear on
middle school students. They physically reach at puberty and mentally get ready to accept
higher knowledge. However, it is still too early to say they are fully matured. They are different
from high school students in intelligence. They form their knowledge by experience something
and study concrete materials rather than receive cognitive instruction. Also, middle school
students are interested in using new technologies so they are called “early adopter.” It is nec-
essary to use diverse technologies to encourage students’ interest and to organize instruction
more actively.



 2. Problems of middle school education
 There are four problems to solve in current middle school education. First, class has limited
educational tool and physical limitation so it can’t fully reflect important element “reality” in
instruction. Second, it is difficult to continue study in house after class because school and
house are separated. Third, current way of instruction delivers information unilaterally. One
instructor deliver knowledge and many students accept it passively. Fourth, there is difference
between instructors and learners. They are different in capability of using tools. Learners are
ready to adapt new educational technologies and have ability to use diverse technologies.
However, many instructors are not ready to accept many new technologies. Many of them can’t
follow the speed of change. So classes provided by these unprepared instructors can’t attract
learners’ interest and organize class effectively.



 3. Solving problems with Hologram
 Constructor must focus on reality when they construct future educational environment. It is
important to change unpractical education to realistic education. Also, four problems of current
education must be solved. Improving class environment by using diverse technologies and
solving limitation of physical environment by connecting school and house are required. And
also class should be active, free and interesting. In order to achieve them, reflecting reality and
accepting new technologies are needed. To fulfill this, the three dimensional hologram tech-
nology will be the key point to materialize the augmented reality. Since the visualization of this
can meet the degree of the real world, students can experience of the actual practice in the
classroom.




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II. Body

Practical uses of augmented reality in the future educational environment
                                                                    : Scene by scene
 - Classes
 - Subjects (PE, Science, Foreign Languages, Math, Art, Special courses)


1. Classes
(1) Present problems

  Current middle school class environment can be criticized that it can’t afford students’ com-
munication fluently. Elementary schools implement more sensory classes so they can educate
students openly. However, in middle school, the entrance of formal operational stage, desks
are arranged toward front so it is not enough to attract students’ attention and stimulate interest.
Also equipments of class are scarce so it cannot lead instruction interesting. In addition to that
during classes using computer, students who didn’t receive computer can’t participate in
classes as they want. This report suggests many tools and new environment in order to solve




these problems and make learning better.
(2) Blueprint

 First, in future class there are round shaped desks so learners can see each other because
communication is important factor of education.


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  Second, instructor can organize instruction more effectively by using holograms which are
installed in each desk. The existing blackboards don’t have enough equipment that can show
pictures or diagrams. Instructors have to write on blackboard directly and roll down the screen
to show visual materials. So in the future they can show visual materials and writing together
by using digital blackboard.
  Third, students can arrange and organize their learning because notepads are given to each
student. So learning will become more active.


- (No.① in the picture) Hologram.
   Holograms are fundamental technology in education based on reality. Instructors provide
virtual reality that is similar to real world. For example, when students study the inside of the
volcano they can use holograms to see it in geography class. Holograms can provide infor-
mation vividly and exactly. Students can understand the structure of volcano easily by using
these realistic three-dimensional objects. They can see the process of explosion and move-
ment of power. These visualizing strategies not only help students to understand but also at-
tract students’ attention. It can provide the procedures so students can organize their story of
learning.

- (No.② in the picture) Digital Blackboard.
   Digital blackboards are connected with notepad and Internet. Instructors can arrange visual
materials and audio materials as they want. These functions solve the limitation of equipment.

- (No.③ in the picture) Group hologram.
   While one hologram that instructor use is for whole students, there are holograms for each
group. Students can repeat some part of learning where they cannot understand. Also they can
make it bigger or smaller to see. In addition, these holograms can be used in teamwork. They
provide chance of cooperation to students.

- (No.④ in the picture) Notepad.
   Students can take note with it. Notepads are provided to each student and they contain
various educational information such as materials which instructor suggest. So learners can
organize their note themselves.

- (No.⑤ in the picture) Bulletin board.
   Bulletin boards contain not only the official notice but also information that students think
important. It is digital so modification and posting are convenient.

- (No.⑥ in the picture) Structure of desks.
 The holograms are important but the open structure of class is also important. In future class
there are round shaped desks so learners can see each other. Learners can communicate with
each other and instructor. This structure can reinforce intimacy and communication so stu-
dents can experience social collaboration in advance. It is important because it is difficult to live
alone in society. People have to work with other even if they don’t know in some case. Thus
grouping improves students’ cooperation ability and promotes exchange.




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2. Subjects

1) Physical Education

(1) Current problems

 Today’s physical education classes progress simply : the teacher shows an example of what
the students learn that day, and they imitate the teacher. The problem in this progression is that
it does not take into account the difference of physical ability and cognitive ability of each stu-
dent, It means that if there is a learning gap among students, it takes very long time to figure
out what the problem is and solve it, because only one teacher should deal with dozens of
students at the same time. Therefore, the teacher cannot help the each student in personal.

(2) Blueprints




- Physical education with hologram images
 The hologram image can be used for physical education in three step when students imitate
certain movement .

- First Step (No.① in the picture) : Providing actual movements with hologram one to many
 The teacher shows the whole body images at hand, and after most of students understand
them, the teacher show the students detail movements and positions of certain body part such
as hands, ankles and shoulders. All of the hologram images which is projected by the device
can be zoomed in or zoomed out easily with hands. So the teacher can emphasize by in-
creasing the images that the teacher thinks important or distract by decreasing the images
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what the teacher thinks less important. This will make the students more interested in the class
and focus the key points.

- Second Step (No.② in the picture) : Personal learning with the hologram
 Students imitate what their teacher showed with hologram projector in front of the class, but
some students may have problems keeping up with the teaching speed. Students who have a
great capability of physical field can understand and imitate the images and even practice in
actual, but the others who have lack of capability of physical field may not be able to imitate the
movement or even understand the images. In this kind of situation, students who do not com-
prehend what they are learning can use personal hologram projector which the school have
furnished in each class room (or the gym). Using this personal hologram devices, students can
check the synchronization rate between themselves and and ideal poses.
 Also, the artificial intelligence which is the network base of hologram continuously notify the
weak point of the students. This helps students review and learn independently, so improves
self-directed learning. In this point, the personal hologram system can be effective and com-
pensative educational device.

- Third Step : Home review with hologram
 Lastly, students practice additional review what they learned in school with hologram projec-
tors which is equipped in the each house. (That is because the hologram projectors will be very
common in the future.)




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2) Science

(1) Current problems

 Today’s science education has a limitation of analog environment. All equipments which is
provided to the students are hard desk, chair and closed, small laboratory. And even students
cannot practice their own experiment because the science equipments are not enough to
supply all students. Students have many problems to understand abstract notion of science
facts or processes such as the law of inertia or molecular structures without anything to visu-
alize or experience those things. Also, even though the school equipped every single experi-
mental devices in their laboratory, it is totally different issue to do actual experiment with nu-
merous dangers in reality.

(2) Blueprints




- (No. ① in the picture) Science experiment with hologram technology
 Three dimensional hologram images motivate students to participate the experiments by
arousing their interests. This hologram images can provide the structure of tiny atom by
zooming in. This increasing & decreasing technology helps students understand invisible
things which are too tiny to see in human eyes.
 And visualization of abstract notion can help students to understand about science. For ex-
ample, teaching the law of inertia, the teacher can show students the power currency with the
hologram. Since the presented hologram is tangible, all the virtual devices can be touched and
moved with students hands just like the real thing. This gives students safe experimental en-

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vironment. Unlike the real experiments containing various dangers which occur physically such
as alcohol lamps, acid solutions and unexpected mistakes, the virtual experiments show im-
ages of all equipments that are just fakes. There will be no danger of burning, melting or cutting
because the whole environment is virtual reality. It doesn’t mean virtual experiment is not ef-
fective as actual experiments. Students can learn the exact same feeling of doing real practice
because the hologram images are tangible and realize nature world as same as it is.
 Last, those virtual experiments can maintain the value neutrality of science because virtual
experiments does not require real living things such as little rabbits or mice. Students do not
have to kill small living creatures in their dissection class. There will be no dispute of ethical
legitimacy of dissection experiment.
- Using smart board
 From the picture, you can find a board which is display information. It is the exact same device
equipped in the classroom. Students can note on the desk with their fingers or the pen which is
designed for the smart board and all of the text will be stored in the school database. They can
relocate and edit the texts easily with their fingers.
 After an experiment is over, all the contents and information learned in the experiment will be
sent to every students ‘ personal computer, so they can actively review what they learned. This
will diminish students the burden of writing all things. And eventually, it will stimulate students
study science much more interestingly.




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3) Foreign Languages

(1) Current problems

 In current foreign language conversation classes, one teacher should handle many students
as in other classes. There is inevitable spatial and temporal limitations. All students cannot get
enough time to practice free conversation with real foreigners. To overcome this problem, there
are some internet based conversation program today, but the reactions of computer programs
are so limited that it is not helpful to actual conversation in the real world. Moreover it is too
boring to continue the conversation with computer because it does not have any other stimulus
except flat audio sounds.

(2) Blueprints




- (No.① in the picture) Personal hologram conversation
 This device provide one on one conversation to a student. It can visualize a human being, so
students feel comfortable as converse with actual human being. And this conversation pro-
gram has a huge database of expressions and artificial intelligence, so that it can react what-
ever students ask or talk about. to be specific with the massive amount of information and high
intelligence, the programmed react all conversation in textbook and even random conversa-
tion, so students can talk with the hologram very naturally. It means that students experience
real conversation as talk with foreigners. Also this system motivates the students’ interests
because it was human shape.

- (No.② in the picture) Using smart board
 The smart board senses points of students and display the key point of the conversation. As
like other smart board, all information that students wrote in the class is stored and able to
share students’ personal computers. Linkaging with artificial intelligence, the hologram keep
asking questions which are related to weak points of students. So students can keep practicing
their weak parts. And the teacher can access to this database. All of the information will be
helpful for teaching students personally.
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 - (No.③ in the picture) Microscopic earphones
 Students barely find they are in a closed classroom with this microscopic earphones because
they are very small and light. They provide very natural environment to converse, so students
who learned with this earphones will feel comfortable when they are in foreign language
conversation in the real world.




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4) Mathematics

(1) Current problems

 Mathematics is a study that improves the base of all logical thoughts. To maintain standard
ability of mathematics, it requires repetitive effort to solve problems and comprehension of
right solutions. There would be no problem if the students do what they should do (such as
homework). But mathematics is a do abstract that some students who has no concept of
shapes or formulations have trouble following the class. For instance, in today’s classes,
teacher draw simple graphs to make students understand trigonometric function, but those
are not enough to express the relation between figures and the graphs. Therefore , students
should figure out the relation by themselves. It is, however, very difficult to figure out the
concept for middle school students who are not intellectually mature as adults.



(2) Blueprint




 4-dimensional class using an electric board
(An electric board that is used in this class is identical with the electric board which described
before.) By using an electric board (personal computer), students can find the various shapes
of figures in diagram. Students who have the concept of space can imagine the three-
dimensional shapes of figures, but most students can't imagine them. Teachers explain the
parts that students can't understand by using an electric board and make students to have the

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concretion of abstract concepts. By using this method, students who don't have the concept
of space will learn easily. Also, holograms that are set up in each student's desks will make
students to find the answer of what they don't know, and make them to draw actively on ab-
stract graphs.




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5) Art

(1) Current Problems

  In present middle school art class, there aren't many classes that is really dedicated to 'art'
alone. Also, materials that is need in the art class can't be provided in the school. So, students
have to prepare them. But there are students who can't prepare them because of their fi-
nancial difficulties. Public schools should solve these problems but they don't have much
money, too. However, art does prosper our lives and students should learn art to learn crea-
tivity and imagination. Therefore, students should be provided various materials. Break from
present systems, government should consider new technologies and medias.


(2) Blueprint




- (No. ① in the picture) By using hologram, students learn the harmony of colors and the
methods to draw pictures. Students don't have to learn by practicing in the palette. They
actively decide what colors should be mixed with decided quantities. They can learn the
various harmony of colors by practicing easily, not with memorizing the harmony of colors.

- (No.② in the picture) Also, students can experience various equipments that are used in the
art class. They can learn textures of Writing brush-pen, charcoal, pastel and etc. through
hologram not by buying them

- Students can learn various methods that are used in the art class easily by using hologram.
For example, students can learn perspective through individual feedbacks and teaching. It
can be called as one to one, custom made lesson to each students.
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6) Special Lectures

(1) Current Problems

Holograms can be used in special lectures. In current middle schools, guest speakers present
various educations like practicing fire-fighting procedures, sex education, etc. Or lectures that
were taken in the past are broadcasting in special lecture time. Of course, these methods can
save time and space. But a lecturer should meet lots of students, and students don't listen
carefully his or her lecture because the lecture is too boring. The lecture is too unilateral.


(2) Blueprint




Special Lectures with Network based Hologram

- Holograms include the video chatting not just video itself. Holograms can connect the
speakers that are in the half the globe away and make students communicate with each other
through the networks that are linked. Students can learn direct, useful information by asking
what they are curious about and get the exact answers from experts. These school based
holograms are linked to other institutions. These networks are certainly beyond the limits of
time and space, and prevent the isolation of humans in digital society.

- Holograms are technologies that are used in virtual world although they exactly show the
presence of guest speakers. It means that anything could be actualized in the virtual world.
For example, fire-fighting procedures can be practiced by firefighter in his or her fire station
through network based hologram. If the firefighter wants to explain instructions of fire extin-
guisher, they can make virtual fire in the virtual world. The fire fighter doesn't have to make
real fire or show complicated drawings. Students can learn horror of fire and the emergency
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state by feeling the hotness and brightness of virtual fire. Of course, the firefighter can extin-
guish the virtual fire. It could be new problem-based education that is not actualized in the
past.

- Students can make notes of lectures of lecturers by using each notepads that are built in the
desks. These notes are transported to students' personal computers. Students who are slow
in their notes, can use function of automatic writing, which is oral-based writing.




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III.Conclusion

1. Expecting Results
 It could be supplements to actualization which lacks in current educational system. Through
holograms, teachers can have realistic class and students would apply what they learned in
the class more easily. Also, teachers can provide their class more effectively through an
electric board and the hologram technology. Students can actively arrange and make struc-
tures of what they learn by using personal notepads. Finally, by having networks that linked
schools and homes, learning can be occurred beyond the limits of physical space. Student
can have lessons from their own homes.
 The ultimate purposes of all these practice is realization of augmented reality in the virtual
world. The class will be much more refined and specific compared to current class. It will
provide the exact same environment with the real world to the students in the classroom. So
the students can apply what they had learned in classroom and expect high level of
achievement. Not only the practical experiences, the augmented reality with hologram also
provide safe educational environments. Students will not need to be exposed to a dangerous
environment to perform some activities because they can do all or them in the virtual world.
 Consequently, this technology will bring a huge change to the classroom design and the
educational methods. Classroom will be open in the way that students can see the hologram
more easily and clearly. Also students are grouped to discuss their ideas with classmates with
the hologram projector. The educational method will become customized to each student.
Students can study in their own speed and check their weak parts much more intensely and
repetitively with their own smart computers.



2. Consideration for Long-term Application
 Holograms using augmented reality are certainly beyond the limits of physical space like
classrooms, and these technologies will be important in future middle-school education.
However, to make these technologies as long-term and universal application, there should be
the definite understanding of its side effects. The most serious problem that can occur is the
blurriness of real world and virtual world. Middle school students are already matured physi-
cally, yet they are not matured enough psychologically. If holograms are spread with
thoughtlessness, there will be students who can't adapt to the real world.
To make these technologies as useful, teachers should provide lessons to make students
assort the real world and virtual world. Augmented reality using holograms should be equip-
ments for high-quality education, can't be the real world. To make students assort the real
world and virtual world, schools should provide lots of lessons, too. It can be a solution to
make the holograms a little bit strange that the real world. There should be lots of discussions
about these problems.




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Pracrical education based augmented reality with hologram

  • 1. Design for the Future Middle School PRACTICAL EDUCATION BASED AUGMENTED REALITY WITH HOLOGRAM
  • 2. Beyond ET INDEX I. Introduction 1. Reasons for selecting target 2. Problems of middle school education 3. Solving problems with Hologram II. Body 1. Classes 2. Subjects 1) Physical Education 2) Science 3) Foreign Languages 4) Mathematics 5) Art 6) Special Lecture III.Conclusion 1. Expecting Results 2. Consideration for Long-term Application 1
  • 3. Beyond ET I. Introduction 1. Reasons for selecting target Since students graduated from elementary school, the outlook of adult start to appear on middle school students. They physically reach at puberty and mentally get ready to accept higher knowledge. However, it is still too early to say they are fully matured. They are different from high school students in intelligence. They form their knowledge by experience something and study concrete materials rather than receive cognitive instruction. Also, middle school students are interested in using new technologies so they are called “early adopter.” It is nec- essary to use diverse technologies to encourage students’ interest and to organize instruction more actively. 2. Problems of middle school education There are four problems to solve in current middle school education. First, class has limited educational tool and physical limitation so it can’t fully reflect important element “reality” in instruction. Second, it is difficult to continue study in house after class because school and house are separated. Third, current way of instruction delivers information unilaterally. One instructor deliver knowledge and many students accept it passively. Fourth, there is difference between instructors and learners. They are different in capability of using tools. Learners are ready to adapt new educational technologies and have ability to use diverse technologies. However, many instructors are not ready to accept many new technologies. Many of them can’t follow the speed of change. So classes provided by these unprepared instructors can’t attract learners’ interest and organize class effectively. 3. Solving problems with Hologram Constructor must focus on reality when they construct future educational environment. It is important to change unpractical education to realistic education. Also, four problems of current education must be solved. Improving class environment by using diverse technologies and solving limitation of physical environment by connecting school and house are required. And also class should be active, free and interesting. In order to achieve them, reflecting reality and accepting new technologies are needed. To fulfill this, the three dimensional hologram tech- nology will be the key point to materialize the augmented reality. Since the visualization of this can meet the degree of the real world, students can experience of the actual practice in the classroom. 2
  • 4. Beyond ET II. Body Practical uses of augmented reality in the future educational environment : Scene by scene - Classes - Subjects (PE, Science, Foreign Languages, Math, Art, Special courses) 1. Classes (1) Present problems Current middle school class environment can be criticized that it can’t afford students’ com- munication fluently. Elementary schools implement more sensory classes so they can educate students openly. However, in middle school, the entrance of formal operational stage, desks are arranged toward front so it is not enough to attract students’ attention and stimulate interest. Also equipments of class are scarce so it cannot lead instruction interesting. In addition to that during classes using computer, students who didn’t receive computer can’t participate in classes as they want. This report suggests many tools and new environment in order to solve these problems and make learning better. (2) Blueprint First, in future class there are round shaped desks so learners can see each other because communication is important factor of education. 3
  • 5. Beyond ET Second, instructor can organize instruction more effectively by using holograms which are installed in each desk. The existing blackboards don’t have enough equipment that can show pictures or diagrams. Instructors have to write on blackboard directly and roll down the screen to show visual materials. So in the future they can show visual materials and writing together by using digital blackboard. Third, students can arrange and organize their learning because notepads are given to each student. So learning will become more active. - (No.① in the picture) Hologram. Holograms are fundamental technology in education based on reality. Instructors provide virtual reality that is similar to real world. For example, when students study the inside of the volcano they can use holograms to see it in geography class. Holograms can provide infor- mation vividly and exactly. Students can understand the structure of volcano easily by using these realistic three-dimensional objects. They can see the process of explosion and move- ment of power. These visualizing strategies not only help students to understand but also at- tract students’ attention. It can provide the procedures so students can organize their story of learning. - (No.② in the picture) Digital Blackboard. Digital blackboards are connected with notepad and Internet. Instructors can arrange visual materials and audio materials as they want. These functions solve the limitation of equipment. - (No.③ in the picture) Group hologram. While one hologram that instructor use is for whole students, there are holograms for each group. Students can repeat some part of learning where they cannot understand. Also they can make it bigger or smaller to see. In addition, these holograms can be used in teamwork. They provide chance of cooperation to students. - (No.④ in the picture) Notepad. Students can take note with it. Notepads are provided to each student and they contain various educational information such as materials which instructor suggest. So learners can organize their note themselves. - (No.⑤ in the picture) Bulletin board. Bulletin boards contain not only the official notice but also information that students think important. It is digital so modification and posting are convenient. - (No.⑥ in the picture) Structure of desks. The holograms are important but the open structure of class is also important. In future class there are round shaped desks so learners can see each other. Learners can communicate with each other and instructor. This structure can reinforce intimacy and communication so stu- dents can experience social collaboration in advance. It is important because it is difficult to live alone in society. People have to work with other even if they don’t know in some case. Thus grouping improves students’ cooperation ability and promotes exchange. 4
  • 6. Beyond ET 2. Subjects 1) Physical Education (1) Current problems Today’s physical education classes progress simply : the teacher shows an example of what the students learn that day, and they imitate the teacher. The problem in this progression is that it does not take into account the difference of physical ability and cognitive ability of each stu- dent, It means that if there is a learning gap among students, it takes very long time to figure out what the problem is and solve it, because only one teacher should deal with dozens of students at the same time. Therefore, the teacher cannot help the each student in personal. (2) Blueprints - Physical education with hologram images The hologram image can be used for physical education in three step when students imitate certain movement . - First Step (No.① in the picture) : Providing actual movements with hologram one to many The teacher shows the whole body images at hand, and after most of students understand them, the teacher show the students detail movements and positions of certain body part such as hands, ankles and shoulders. All of the hologram images which is projected by the device can be zoomed in or zoomed out easily with hands. So the teacher can emphasize by in- creasing the images that the teacher thinks important or distract by decreasing the images 5
  • 7. Beyond ET what the teacher thinks less important. This will make the students more interested in the class and focus the key points. - Second Step (No.② in the picture) : Personal learning with the hologram Students imitate what their teacher showed with hologram projector in front of the class, but some students may have problems keeping up with the teaching speed. Students who have a great capability of physical field can understand and imitate the images and even practice in actual, but the others who have lack of capability of physical field may not be able to imitate the movement or even understand the images. In this kind of situation, students who do not com- prehend what they are learning can use personal hologram projector which the school have furnished in each class room (or the gym). Using this personal hologram devices, students can check the synchronization rate between themselves and and ideal poses. Also, the artificial intelligence which is the network base of hologram continuously notify the weak point of the students. This helps students review and learn independently, so improves self-directed learning. In this point, the personal hologram system can be effective and com- pensative educational device. - Third Step : Home review with hologram Lastly, students practice additional review what they learned in school with hologram projec- tors which is equipped in the each house. (That is because the hologram projectors will be very common in the future.) 6
  • 8. Beyond ET 2) Science (1) Current problems Today’s science education has a limitation of analog environment. All equipments which is provided to the students are hard desk, chair and closed, small laboratory. And even students cannot practice their own experiment because the science equipments are not enough to supply all students. Students have many problems to understand abstract notion of science facts or processes such as the law of inertia or molecular structures without anything to visu- alize or experience those things. Also, even though the school equipped every single experi- mental devices in their laboratory, it is totally different issue to do actual experiment with nu- merous dangers in reality. (2) Blueprints - (No. ① in the picture) Science experiment with hologram technology Three dimensional hologram images motivate students to participate the experiments by arousing their interests. This hologram images can provide the structure of tiny atom by zooming in. This increasing & decreasing technology helps students understand invisible things which are too tiny to see in human eyes. And visualization of abstract notion can help students to understand about science. For ex- ample, teaching the law of inertia, the teacher can show students the power currency with the hologram. Since the presented hologram is tangible, all the virtual devices can be touched and moved with students hands just like the real thing. This gives students safe experimental en- 7
  • 9. Beyond ET vironment. Unlike the real experiments containing various dangers which occur physically such as alcohol lamps, acid solutions and unexpected mistakes, the virtual experiments show im- ages of all equipments that are just fakes. There will be no danger of burning, melting or cutting because the whole environment is virtual reality. It doesn’t mean virtual experiment is not ef- fective as actual experiments. Students can learn the exact same feeling of doing real practice because the hologram images are tangible and realize nature world as same as it is. Last, those virtual experiments can maintain the value neutrality of science because virtual experiments does not require real living things such as little rabbits or mice. Students do not have to kill small living creatures in their dissection class. There will be no dispute of ethical legitimacy of dissection experiment. - Using smart board From the picture, you can find a board which is display information. It is the exact same device equipped in the classroom. Students can note on the desk with their fingers or the pen which is designed for the smart board and all of the text will be stored in the school database. They can relocate and edit the texts easily with their fingers. After an experiment is over, all the contents and information learned in the experiment will be sent to every students ‘ personal computer, so they can actively review what they learned. This will diminish students the burden of writing all things. And eventually, it will stimulate students study science much more interestingly. 8
  • 10. Beyond ET 3) Foreign Languages (1) Current problems In current foreign language conversation classes, one teacher should handle many students as in other classes. There is inevitable spatial and temporal limitations. All students cannot get enough time to practice free conversation with real foreigners. To overcome this problem, there are some internet based conversation program today, but the reactions of computer programs are so limited that it is not helpful to actual conversation in the real world. Moreover it is too boring to continue the conversation with computer because it does not have any other stimulus except flat audio sounds. (2) Blueprints - (No.① in the picture) Personal hologram conversation This device provide one on one conversation to a student. It can visualize a human being, so students feel comfortable as converse with actual human being. And this conversation pro- gram has a huge database of expressions and artificial intelligence, so that it can react what- ever students ask or talk about. to be specific with the massive amount of information and high intelligence, the programmed react all conversation in textbook and even random conversa- tion, so students can talk with the hologram very naturally. It means that students experience real conversation as talk with foreigners. Also this system motivates the students’ interests because it was human shape. - (No.② in the picture) Using smart board The smart board senses points of students and display the key point of the conversation. As like other smart board, all information that students wrote in the class is stored and able to share students’ personal computers. Linkaging with artificial intelligence, the hologram keep asking questions which are related to weak points of students. So students can keep practicing their weak parts. And the teacher can access to this database. All of the information will be helpful for teaching students personally. 9
  • 11. Beyond ET - (No.③ in the picture) Microscopic earphones Students barely find they are in a closed classroom with this microscopic earphones because they are very small and light. They provide very natural environment to converse, so students who learned with this earphones will feel comfortable when they are in foreign language conversation in the real world. 10
  • 12. Beyond ET 4) Mathematics (1) Current problems Mathematics is a study that improves the base of all logical thoughts. To maintain standard ability of mathematics, it requires repetitive effort to solve problems and comprehension of right solutions. There would be no problem if the students do what they should do (such as homework). But mathematics is a do abstract that some students who has no concept of shapes or formulations have trouble following the class. For instance, in today’s classes, teacher draw simple graphs to make students understand trigonometric function, but those are not enough to express the relation between figures and the graphs. Therefore , students should figure out the relation by themselves. It is, however, very difficult to figure out the concept for middle school students who are not intellectually mature as adults. (2) Blueprint 4-dimensional class using an electric board (An electric board that is used in this class is identical with the electric board which described before.) By using an electric board (personal computer), students can find the various shapes of figures in diagram. Students who have the concept of space can imagine the three- dimensional shapes of figures, but most students can't imagine them. Teachers explain the parts that students can't understand by using an electric board and make students to have the 11
  • 13. Beyond ET concretion of abstract concepts. By using this method, students who don't have the concept of space will learn easily. Also, holograms that are set up in each student's desks will make students to find the answer of what they don't know, and make them to draw actively on ab- stract graphs. 12
  • 14. Beyond ET 5) Art (1) Current Problems In present middle school art class, there aren't many classes that is really dedicated to 'art' alone. Also, materials that is need in the art class can't be provided in the school. So, students have to prepare them. But there are students who can't prepare them because of their fi- nancial difficulties. Public schools should solve these problems but they don't have much money, too. However, art does prosper our lives and students should learn art to learn crea- tivity and imagination. Therefore, students should be provided various materials. Break from present systems, government should consider new technologies and medias. (2) Blueprint - (No. ① in the picture) By using hologram, students learn the harmony of colors and the methods to draw pictures. Students don't have to learn by practicing in the palette. They actively decide what colors should be mixed with decided quantities. They can learn the various harmony of colors by practicing easily, not with memorizing the harmony of colors. - (No.② in the picture) Also, students can experience various equipments that are used in the art class. They can learn textures of Writing brush-pen, charcoal, pastel and etc. through hologram not by buying them - Students can learn various methods that are used in the art class easily by using hologram. For example, students can learn perspective through individual feedbacks and teaching. It can be called as one to one, custom made lesson to each students. 13
  • 15. Beyond ET 6) Special Lectures (1) Current Problems Holograms can be used in special lectures. In current middle schools, guest speakers present various educations like practicing fire-fighting procedures, sex education, etc. Or lectures that were taken in the past are broadcasting in special lecture time. Of course, these methods can save time and space. But a lecturer should meet lots of students, and students don't listen carefully his or her lecture because the lecture is too boring. The lecture is too unilateral. (2) Blueprint Special Lectures with Network based Hologram - Holograms include the video chatting not just video itself. Holograms can connect the speakers that are in the half the globe away and make students communicate with each other through the networks that are linked. Students can learn direct, useful information by asking what they are curious about and get the exact answers from experts. These school based holograms are linked to other institutions. These networks are certainly beyond the limits of time and space, and prevent the isolation of humans in digital society. - Holograms are technologies that are used in virtual world although they exactly show the presence of guest speakers. It means that anything could be actualized in the virtual world. For example, fire-fighting procedures can be practiced by firefighter in his or her fire station through network based hologram. If the firefighter wants to explain instructions of fire extin- guisher, they can make virtual fire in the virtual world. The fire fighter doesn't have to make real fire or show complicated drawings. Students can learn horror of fire and the emergency 14
  • 16. Beyond ET state by feeling the hotness and brightness of virtual fire. Of course, the firefighter can extin- guish the virtual fire. It could be new problem-based education that is not actualized in the past. - Students can make notes of lectures of lecturers by using each notepads that are built in the desks. These notes are transported to students' personal computers. Students who are slow in their notes, can use function of automatic writing, which is oral-based writing. 15
  • 17. Beyond ET III.Conclusion 1. Expecting Results It could be supplements to actualization which lacks in current educational system. Through holograms, teachers can have realistic class and students would apply what they learned in the class more easily. Also, teachers can provide their class more effectively through an electric board and the hologram technology. Students can actively arrange and make struc- tures of what they learn by using personal notepads. Finally, by having networks that linked schools and homes, learning can be occurred beyond the limits of physical space. Student can have lessons from their own homes. The ultimate purposes of all these practice is realization of augmented reality in the virtual world. The class will be much more refined and specific compared to current class. It will provide the exact same environment with the real world to the students in the classroom. So the students can apply what they had learned in classroom and expect high level of achievement. Not only the practical experiences, the augmented reality with hologram also provide safe educational environments. Students will not need to be exposed to a dangerous environment to perform some activities because they can do all or them in the virtual world. Consequently, this technology will bring a huge change to the classroom design and the educational methods. Classroom will be open in the way that students can see the hologram more easily and clearly. Also students are grouped to discuss their ideas with classmates with the hologram projector. The educational method will become customized to each student. Students can study in their own speed and check their weak parts much more intensely and repetitively with their own smart computers. 2. Consideration for Long-term Application Holograms using augmented reality are certainly beyond the limits of physical space like classrooms, and these technologies will be important in future middle-school education. However, to make these technologies as long-term and universal application, there should be the definite understanding of its side effects. The most serious problem that can occur is the blurriness of real world and virtual world. Middle school students are already matured physi- cally, yet they are not matured enough psychologically. If holograms are spread with thoughtlessness, there will be students who can't adapt to the real world. To make these technologies as useful, teachers should provide lessons to make students assort the real world and virtual world. Augmented reality using holograms should be equip- ments for high-quality education, can't be the real world. To make students assort the real world and virtual world, schools should provide lots of lessons, too. It can be a solution to make the holograms a little bit strange that the real world. There should be lots of discussions about these problems. 16