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From http://blog.tesol.org

Greg Kessler writes, "AR allows us to interact with the physical world around us while our understanding is enhanced through the addition of digital content that is layered on that physical world. This additional content can include any information that might be helpful for a particular experience, such as video, directional guidance, historical content, or a virtual personal guide.

"The ability to interact with others while also making sense of this information can result in a variety of meaningful interactive experiences. It can also be done quite easily for those who are willing to experiment a bit. Those who are willing to go a little further can engage students in the creation of compelling, interactive, immersive experiences that support extensive language practice."

Read his full blog post and learn about some resources that you can use to try out AR at http://blog.tesol.org/augmented-reality-for-language-learning/