Imagine addicting, frustrating, challenging, and exciting all wrapped up into one app!

The Quiver Vision collections are enormous, including subscriptions, paid content, and free experiences.

During this #31DaysofARVRinEDU, I've shared augmented reality platforms to build your own content. All of these tools were used to make...

The latest WWF app was released a few months ago with a focus on forests to educate on the benefits of a healthy forest.

Get ready to jump into the playful world of Tokotoko, where your drawings come to life in augmented reality. The creative AR app immerses...

Arloopa Studio is an online creation platform to build immersive experiences.

The Record3D app is an iPhone application to turn your mobile device into a 3D recorder.

I came across the Twinkl LeARn and Explore app recently as a tool to engage with classroom content using augmented reality. The app...

The Google WebXR experiences have grown to more animals and many more categories.

The next big update is a new product called Assemblr EDU. Imagine Google Classroom with 3D/AR capabilities.

"3D landscape scanning is the next wave of the future as it uses location anchoring to immediately use latitude, longitude, and altitude."

Instead of typing a description in the browser, Google Lens scans things like 3D objects, products, text, animals, and more.

The LiDAR technology is continuing to grow into numerous apps on the iPhone, and Scaniverse is a great example of its power.

The Metaverse application is a massive immersive technology resource for education.

One of the new studios to create augmented reality is ImagineAR. The web-based studio is available on a computers or Chromebooks.

Ken Harvey & Terry Crews were NFL teammates on the Washington Redskins when they started this journey over 20 years ago & now includes AR.

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.

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

"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.