solution that could be explored is afeature that shows the students how well they performed in relation to their peers by displayingtheir position on an anonymous leaderboard.Core Drives 6 and 7, related to scarcity and unpredictability, also received a below average gradefrom the student. The course followed a predefined syllabus and did not contain anyunannounced elements or activities that could be completed to earn extra credit. While CoreDrives 6 and 7 help maintain user awareness and engagement, they are related to negativemotivation and can make course takers uncomfortable or anxious. Moreover, it was previouslyfound that negative motivators are associated with short-term engagement [15], which is not anideal tool for sustaining student
synchronized efforts to achieve the task within theallocated time. Similar to the previous tasks, a visible timer is displayed, allowing users tomonitor their progress and manage their time effectively while working on the assembly. Visualaids, spatial sounds, and voice commands continue to assist the team throughout this task. Thus,as in previous tasks, when the allocated time is up, a beep sound plays, alerting the team to theend of the session. The completed virtual bike assembly appears at the end of the task as a finalproduct, providing immediate feedback on the missing components.3. Research StudyThe MR-shared environment, with its collaborative module, is incorporated in the syllabus ofMET 230: Fluid Power course, where a research study is