Data Link Engine

Build Mobile AR Apps Today with Hands-On Learning Tools

Welcome! If you’ve ever wondered how to bring your creative ideas into the world of augmented reality, you’re in the right place. We focus on practical, career-ready skills to help you design and build AR apps for mobile devices. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your expertise, our courses are designed to give you hands-on experience—because, let’s face it, theory is great, but nothing beats actually creating something yourself. Ready to dive in? Let’s get started!

Defining Our Course: "Building Immersive AR Apps for Every Skill Level"

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Data Link Engine by the Numbers

Educational metrics offer a window into the effectiveness of learning experiences, showing how concepts translate into real-world skills. For something as hands-on as building AR apps for mobile devices, understanding these metrics helps gauge student progress and program impact. They tell the story behind the learning—what's working, what's not, and where potential thrives. Curious to see how Data Link Engine measures success? Dive in and discover the meaningful data shaping the future of AR education.

Is Our Course Right for Your Needs?

  • Improved understanding of digital citizenship.
  • Strengthened ability to interpret data accurately.
  • Strengthened understanding of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
  • Strengthened networking abilities

"Step Into the World of AR"

Building AR apps for mobile devices isn’t just about coding or the mechanics of 3D models fitting into the real world—it’s about developing a sensitivity to how people will use, interpret, and feel about these experiences. That’s the heartbeat of "it." We don’t start with a textbook approach, where participants are often buried under technical jargon before they’ve had a chance to play with the tools. Instead, we immerse learners in the messiness of creation early on. You’ll tinker with objects that don’t quite align, debug frustrating edge cases, and realize—sometimes hilariously—that AR doesn’t always behave the way you expect. And that’s okay. It’s part of the process. By diving in this way, beginners learn to navigate the practical quirks of AR development with curiosity, not intimidation. They learn that crafting AR isn’t just about what’s on the screen—it’s about the context around it. Why does this interaction feel natural? Why does this one feel forced? These aren’t questions you answer by following a script. By the end, you see a clear split: beginners often start by asking how—how to make a plane anchor, how to position a virtual object—but practitioners? They’re asking why. Why should this object appear here, in this moment, for this user? That shift is subtle but seismic. And while no program—ours included—can claim to “complete” someone’s journey in AR, we focus on creating a balance between technical skills and contextual awareness. A quick aside: one of our favorite moments is when someone realizes they’ve accidentally made something magical. Maybe a digital plant sprouts in a completely unexpected corner of their room, and instead of fixing it, they leave it. Something about embracing the imperfection feels more real. That’s the kind of awareness that separates knowing the tools from knowing the craft.

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Economy

540 €

The "Economy" access level is for those who want a practical, focused path to mastering AR app building for mobile without overcommitting resources. Participants trade a modest financial investment for curated tools, clear guidance, and structured learning—ideal if you're serious but not ready for premium extras. One standout feature is access to a library of straightforward templates that cut down experimentation time. Another? Community forums where you can swap tips with others tackling similar challenges—sometimes, a single shared fix saves hours. It doesn’t include hands-on mentorship, but for many, that’s not a dealbreaker. If you like starting strong without splurging, this tier makes sense.

Ultimate

890 €

This pathway stands out because it’s immersive—you’re not just learning concepts; you’re building actual AR apps that work on real devices. Participants bring their curiosity, time, and a willingness to experiment. In return, they gain not only technical skills but also the confidence that comes from solving messy, real-world problems—like debugging why a virtual object won’t anchor properly on uneven surfaces. And yes, the hands-on aspect means you’ll hit roadblocks, but those moments teach you more than any video tutorial ever could. The real value lies in two things: the constant practice with tools like Unity and ARKit/ARCore, and the direct feedback loop—your work either functions or it doesn’t, so growth becomes inevitable.

680 €

Pro participation stands out for its focus on hands-on experimentation—perfect for learners who crave deeper engagement and aren’t afraid to tinker. The dedicated feedback sessions are a game-changer, offering specific, actionable advice rather than vague encouragement. And yes, the access to advanced templates saves hours, especially for those who’d rather refine than start from scratch. There’s also something about the optional peer showcases—often overlooked but invaluable for seeing how others solve similar challenges. It’s less about following a strict curriculum and more about creating space for self-driven exploration.

Premium

770 €

What sets the "Premium" tier apart is its focus on depth—perfect for those wanting to not just build AR apps but truly refine their expertise. It’s for people who value access to advanced tools and real-world case studies (one example involves adapting AR for retail spaces—something that’s been surprisingly tricky for some). While it includes a mix of resources, the standout is the frequent, hands-on guidance from experienced developers. That kind of insight, honestly, feels rare. The time commitment can be significant, though—so if you're looking for quick wins, it might not be the best fit. But for those ready to dig in? It’s hard to beat.

Educational Plans and Fee Information

Choosing the right training option comes down to understanding what works best for you. Are you balancing work, school, or family? Maybe you’re looking for something flexible or need a deep dive into a specific topic. Everyone’s situation is different, and it’s worth taking a moment to reflect on your goals and how much time or commitment you can realistically give. Examine these educational opportunities to advance your skills:

Unlock Your Skills: Unlocking the Gates of Learning

  • Enhanced utilization of virtual escape rooms

  • Advanced online language interpretation skills

  • Improved understanding of virtual collaboration project knowledge management

  • Improved ability to curate digital content

  • Elevated proficiency in virtual mentoring relationships

  • Greater awareness of online learning community resource sharing

Shayna Digital Course Instructor

Among the talented educators at Data Link Engine, Shayna stands out for how she approaches teaching students to build AR apps for mobile devices—there’s a kind of rhythm to her lessons, but one that’s flexible enough to shift when curiosity sparks. She might start with a structured walkthrough of scene building in Unity, only to pause mid-demo because someone asked why AR engines handle occlusion the way they do. What her students don’t realize right away is how deliberately she’s layered each lesson, like she’s setting up dominoes that won’t fall until weeks later. That moment when it all clicks? It’s not an accident. Shayna’s been around long enough to remember when AR apps were clunky experiments that barely ran on early smartphones. That history sneaks into her teaching—she’ll casually point out how certain API changes mirrored shifts in hardware limitations, or how a forgotten SDK paved the way for today’s frameworks. Her classroom isn’t flashy; there’s a whiteboard covered in half-erased scribbles and a desk piled with cables and spare headsets. But students keep coming back, often saying her courses made them rethink what they thought they knew. Funny thing is, she almost never talks about her published articles, though you’ll find her name in footnotes of papers written by people she’s never met.

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