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Fig. １ Iron sand around a bar magnet
Fig. ８ First definition of MR
Fig. ９ MR as mixed of AR and AV
Fig. １２ Appearance of version 1
+3 Fig. １３ Appearance of version 2
Practices and Improvements of Lesson using Magnetic field Visualization by Mixed Reality (MR) technology
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  • Oct 2019
It is difficult to study the phenomena which cannot be seen. But Mixed Reality (MR) has the potential to support such study. In this case, I take magnetic fields as the phenomenon cannot be seen. I created and improved a visualization teaching application and lesson program to resolve several problems which become apparent through lesson practices....
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