First published 10/2/2026, 12:51:15 AM · Last updated 10/2/2026, 12:51:30 AM

Augmented-reality simulation for machining technology learning: A quasi-experimental study of cognitive learning outcomes and observer-rated technology-related learning responses

A peer-reviewed journal article reporting a quasi-experimental investigation of an augmented-reality simulation used to teach machining technology, focusing on cognitive learning outcomes and observer-rated technology-related responses. The article is published by Elsevier BV on 2026-12-01.

Categories: technology, science-and-space, positive-progress

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The study provides empirical evidence relevant to educators and developers evaluating augmented-reality tools for technical skills training.

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Augmented-reality simulation for machining technology learning: A quasi-experimental study of cognitive learning outcomes and observer-rated technology-related learning responses

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