Learning Power AR 1.0.1

The integration of augmented reality (AR) into educational frameworks represents a significant advancement in how energy concepts are taught. Developed for Georgia Power's Learning Power program, these AR games provide high school students with an immersive experience that explores the intricacies of a smart power grid and the functioning of a nuclear power plant. By utilizing 3D models, students gain a comprehensive understanding of electrical power delivery and generation through nuclear technology.

Featured Games in This App:

• AR Power Grid - This interactive 3D model allows users to engage deeply with the process of electricity transmission and distribution. It effectively illustrates how electricity travels from power plants to various consumers, including homes, businesses, and factories.
• AR Nuclear - This model offers an interactive visual experience of a nuclear power plant, highlighting the processes involved in electricity generation. Students can visualize critical elements such as temperature variations, air flow, protons, and electrons within the plant.

Learning Power, Georgia Power's flagship educational initiative, enriches classroom experiences with dynamic lessons focused on energy and energy efficiency. The program encourages students to reassess their understanding of energy and its environmental impact while raising awareness about career opportunities in the energy sector. Since its inception in 2011, Learning Power has engaged over 750,000 students throughout Georgia.

This program is aligned with the Georgia Standards of Excellence in both science and math, offering interactive labs and innovative class activities that enhance STEM learning and promote career exploration. Education Coordinators facilitate hands-on, STEM-focused lessons on energy conservation at all educational levels, from Pre-K through high school. The Learning Power initiative aims not only to improve academic performance but also to instill knowledge about energy efficiency in both school and home environments while fostering awareness of careers within the energy industry. Notably, all resources—programs, lesson plans, and activities—are provided to teachers and schools at no cost.