DEVELOPMENT OF ARTS LEARNING MEDIA USING AUGMENTED REALITY WITH MARKERLESS BASED TRACKING METHOD AT SMKN 47

Ghali Hanan, Budi Arifitama, Silvester Dian Handy Permana

Abstract


During the transitional time between Covid-19 and endemic, all Indonesian schools, and SMKN 47 in particular, had restricted educational opportunities. Due to challenges encountered by the instructor and 36 students majoring in accounting in grade 12, they were unable to carry out teaching and learning activities at school; art lesson formats with three-dimensional learning modules must be visualized in 3D. However, with hybrid teaching and learning utilizing presentations, displaying the learned 3D forms is less successful. In order to visualize three dimensions in fine arts classes using augmented reality technology, we require a new learning medium. The application of the Markerless Based Tracking approach in this work enables the presentation of a tracked 3D model in the surrounding environment in real-time by merging the actual and virtual worlds as if their boundaries did not exist. The augmented reality system scans flat surfaces utilizing points, as opposed to markers or other auxiliary media. Points used as pedestals or containers to elevate three-dimensional items. There are three sculptures and three traditional dwellings on show. Online examination outcomes average resulted a 78.2% that  the AR Fine Arts application by instructors and students are therefore consistent and well accepted.


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Augmented Reality; Unity; Markerless; Learning

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