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Revision as of 15:37, 16 July 2019
The big question
How can augmented and virtual reality be used in education?
Overview
Goals and objectives
Piloting the idea
Pilot work
We tried three different VR headsets for phones: Atlasoni, Shinecon, and VR Wear.
Participants
The following schools are contributors to this pilot:
Results
Assessment vehicle
Participants were surveyed for their reactions and experiences. A Qualtrics survey was distributed to all participants.
Survey Questions
Recommendations and observations
To be supplied...
Tell us your story
- Do you have experience with augmented or virtual reality in the classroom?
- Did something in this article help you make a decision about your curriculum or cause you to try something new?
- Do you have questions about this project or the results?
Please share any experience, reactions, or questions with us so we can add to the content of this article and make it more relevant for the next person. Email your input to nthomes@winona.edu and we will add it to this article. Thanks.
More information
Want more information on the McLAB or have an idea you would like to pursue? Contact Norb Thomes at (507) 457-5043 or nthomes@winona.edu.
Overview of the McLABRead the full overview of the Mobile Computing Laboratory project. |
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