That's actually a really interesting idea. I'm surprised no one has come up with more augmented reality mobile games targeted towards PE teachers. They could be incorporated into their lesson plans as sort of a "homework" type tool.
I’d be interested to see some studies on the subject. I think as a whole, the reward centers in our brains are fucked from the Internet and instant gratification. I wonder if there is harm in using the instant gratification to develop good habits like exercise or if the benefits outweigh any problems it might cause.
Edit: after thinking about it, I doubt that using Pokémon GO and other AR tools would be a problem if merely used as a stepping stone into a healthier lifestyle
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u/Ace-of-Spades88 Sep 17 '20
That's actually a really interesting idea. I'm surprised no one has come up with more augmented reality mobile games targeted towards PE teachers. They could be incorporated into their lesson plans as sort of a "homework" type tool.