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AECT 2020 Convention Page
Introduction
Though much has been written regarding benefits of virtual immersive environments (VRE) in education in the past, the subject of ethics was not a focus in instructional technological design.
Problem
Within the field of education, more research is needed to determine how VR/AR designers make decisions regarding ethics, and particularly when integrating media into learning content.
Contribution
Findings from the study can give in-depth understanding of the importance of ethics in developing VR/AR products, as well as shed Insight into how educational communities implemented ethical decision making in educational endeavors.
Presenter: Patricia Steele, University of Phoenix
Presenter: Cheryl Burleigh, University of Phoenix
Presenter: Margaret Kroposki, University of Phoenix College of Doctoral Studies
Contributor: Myrene Magabo, University of Phoenix