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AR Simulation of Ruminant Stomachs: Digital Teaching Media for Veterinary Students
- The Faculty of Veterinary Science and the Chulalongkorn University Learning Innovation Center have developed an AR simulation of the stomachs of ruminants, offering interactive learning opportunities for veterinary students.
- Associate Professor Kongkiat Srisuwatanasagul emphasizes the importance of animal anatomy in veterinary education, likening it to the foundation of a building.
- The AR technology allows students to study the digestive system realistically, facilitating a deeper understanding without relying heavily on traditional teaching methods.
- The AR simulation focuses on the stomachs of ruminants, crucial for diagnosing and treating diseases like bloating or foreign object ingestion.
- The AR platform showcases the rumination process and the anatomy of the stomach in a detailed and interactive manner.
- Developed with the support of Chulalongkorn University's Learning Innovation Center, the AR simulation received positive feedback and has been shared with other veterinary institutions in Thailand.
- Future plans include expanding AR technologies for veterinary student training procedures, incorporating features like endoscope simulations for practical learning.
- Assoc. Prof. Kongkiat emphasizes the importance of collaboration among universities to enhance teaching media development, promoting efficiency and sharing of resources.
- While AR is a valuable tool in education, it is recognized that clear objectives must be set to maximize its benefits, alongside exploring other emerging technologies like AI and Machine Learning.
- The Faculty of Veterinary Science at Chulalongkorn University aims to stay at the forefront of technological advancements in education, aligning with their vision for sustainable development in Thai society.
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