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Construction of AR and VR Children's Film and Television Education Curriculum System Based on 5G
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Abstract
Film and television (including digital media art) will be explicitly included in the Chinese Compulsory Education Curriculum Plan and Curriculum Standards in 2022, according to the China’s Ministry of Education. With the advancement of science and technology, significant changes in film and television production and communication have occurred.5G, AR, and VR technologies are reshaping film and television language expression techniques, presentation forms, and viewing methods. As a result, it is necessary to combine the current development trend of film and television technology, comprehend the science and technology of film and television, master the new expression of film and television language, cultivate children's media literacy as the goal, and build the curriculum system of contemporary children's film and television education, in order to promote the implementation of the curriculum plan and curriculum standards of film and television education.
Keywords
5G, AR, VR technology, children's film and television education curriculum system
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Chu,Y. (2023). Construction of AR and VR Children's Film and Television Education Curriculum System Based on 5G. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,20,37-46.
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