Not only did the Object Viewer app get a bit of a facelift with the user interface design, but the app no longer requires a Merge Cube.

Since the announcement of Google Tour Creator ending this June, I've enjoyed exploring a great alternative that offers interactive features.

JigSpace delivers an immersive “un-slideshow” of content. The experiences are delivered in 3D presentations that transition “slides”

Now that access to VR meeting spaces is widely available through the browser, most people can join using computers and mobile devices.

"MyWebAR doesn't require an app to populate the experience; rather it uses the browser (WebXR) on the device to create the AR."

Reevaluating my own methods made me seek out ways to protect our students and teachers when pursuing innovative resources for the classroom.

The LiDAR technology provides details for a blind person of objects approaching that would otherwise be unavailable.

One of my favorite VR creation tools is Spoke by Mozilla. Using the Spoke integration, creating a personalized VR space is unlimited.

Fast forward 4 years ahead and Engage released the new mobile application.

DoodleLens brings AR creativity to a new level. Copy and paste images into your space, design scenes, and build animations.

"LIDAR sends out a laser to measure precise measurements and details to map out the 3D terrain of a region."

The beauty of virtual reality meeting spaces like MootUp is the flexibility to interact and engage with students.

One of the most requested resources is a tool to replace Aurasma/HP Reveal. The new Halo AR app by LightUp brings the same features + more!

Get ready for the 3rd #31DaysofARVRinEDU event. This month is full of AR & VR resources and MORE!

These educational AR VR gifts are perfect for children or teacher gifts!

I've compiled all the resources from the month (with links) to inspire you to take the leap into ARVRinEDU.

The AstroReality brand includes a comprehensive inventory of augmented reality experiences.

CoSpaces stands apart from the rest offering the simple, creative platform to easily design AR and VR.

When considering immersive technology resources for our early learners, I’ve shared some important, practical areas to keep in mind.

The augmented reality portal is a window, door, or a sling ring (Dr. Strange reference). The portals use a combination of AR and VR.