Pause for success: Harnessing interaction delay and target selection difficulty in VR hands-on learning environments

Pause for success: Harnessing interaction delay and target selection difficulty in VR hands-on learning environments

Human-computer interaction (HCI) theory suggests that we should minimize interaction delays and reduce target selection difficulty to optimise performance. However, in learning scenarios, delays have been shown to cause ‘forced learning’ and difficulty can be an intrinsic motivator. Any interplay be...

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Main Authors: Sara Khorasani, Stephain Hsu, Rui Guan, Jorge Goncalves, Andrew Irlitti, Jarrod Knibbe, Eduardo Velloso
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2025-12-01
Series:Computers & Education: X Reality
Subjects:
Virtual reality embodied learning VR learning
VR education VR training
Interaction techniques target selection difficulty interaction delay makerspace
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S294967802500011X
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