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AR allows for a whole new type of lesson, and I think that it could be especially useful for science or communications classes where there may be some digital tools being used. One of the videos talked about seeing sound waves through AR, and I think that’s just one great example of what AR could do for classroom learning. Being able to see the soundwaves helped students to literally see what was going on to help them better understand. I could see this being the same for chemistry where students may be able to actually see the experiment happening. I could also see this for communications classes where a lot of digital technology is being used. 

In one of my communications classes, we talked a lot about coding and 3d printing. I think that AR could be woven into 3D printing and students could design something using AR and print it off as their project. I also think AR would be really useful in the medical field/biology or human anatomy classes because it would allow students to see and explore things they wouldn’t be able to without AR technology. Overall, AR technology would be very beneficial in the classroom by giving students hands-on and visual experiences to learn and better grasp the learning topic.