This study was designed to develop a wearable learning support system that enables novices to learn the skill for blood withdrawal while imitating its images displayed in front of them. For them to master "tacit knowledge," such as "proficient art" and "knacks," in intravenous injection and blood drawing techniques. This paper outlines a learning support system incorporating augmented reality (AR), which we have developed based on earlier studies.
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