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This article explores Extended Reality's impact on student learning in Family and Consumer Sciences, suggesting new educational approaches.
Extended Reality (XR) is a growing trend for personal use and in industries including fashion and interiors within Family and Consumer Sciences education. This article explores the application of XR in the apparel and interiors industry and education to prepare students for a world where they experience XR daily as students, consumers, and professionals. Readers will learn about XR and how it can be applied in different classroom settings to enhance learning. Along with its relationship to the FCS-BOK.
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