Showing posts with label 360. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 360. Show all posts

Monday, December 18, 2017

Explore Holidays Around the World in Virtual Reality

Explore Holidays Around the World in #VirtualReality | @EdTechnocation #ARVRinEDU #VRinEDU
We're just a week away from Christmas and many schools around the world have just a few more days before the holiday break begins! During these last few days, many classrooms take some time to teach about the many December holidays and traditions from around the world. Here are a few ways to incorporate virtual reality into those lessons!

Tuesday, April 26, 2016

#VRinEDU needs your help! Share with the community!

#VRinEDU needs your help! | by @EdTechnocation | bit.ly/vrtourbus
In an effort to help build upon the resource site I'm developing and to grow the #VRinEDU community, I'm asking for your help! I'm currently crowdsourcing two types of information: student devices and favorite VR apps. To help contribute and become part of the #VRinEDU community, read on!

Monday, April 25, 2016

In the market for a 360° camera? Look no further!

360 Camera Comparison Chart | by @EdTechnocation | #VRinEdu

With the explosion of +Google Cardboard (and Google Expeditions), my interest lately has been with the idea of students and teachers creating virtual reality and 360° content. So I've been exploring the market for an affordable 360° camera. I thought it might be helpful to others if there existed a comparison chart of all the affordable 360° cameras out there. Read further for my top pick and a handy (and constantly updated) comparison chart!

Monday, February 08, 2016

A Comprehensive Guide for Google Cardboard in Education

A Comprehensive Guide for Google Cardboard in Education by @EdTechnocation | #GoogleCardboard #GoogleEDU
I recently presented at a local conference called iTeach808 and my plan was to introduce teachers to Google tools that expose students to the world beyond their physical reach: Cultural Institute, My Maps, and Google Cardboard. Let's just say I never got around to Cultural Institute and My Maps. Teachers were just blown away by the potential of Google Cardboard! Here's what I shared with them!