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Day 23: Google WebXR

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

Day 22: UtopiaVR

Thematic rooms like conference buildings, boardrooms, classrooms and viallages are perfect learning environments to bring your students.

Day 21: Assemblr Studio & EDU

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

Day 20: RoomScan

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

Day 19: Google Lens

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

Day 18: Scaniverse

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

Day 17: Metaverse

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

Day 16: Supernatural

There are a few games that are physically challenging, but one that I especially love is an app called Supernatural.

Day 15: ImagineAR Studio

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

Day 13: Merge Object Viewer Update

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.

Day 12: Google Earth Projects + Games

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

Day 11: JigSpace

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

Day 10: FrameVR

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

Day 9: myWebAR

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

Day 8: Innovation Meets Safety

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

Day 6: Spoke by Mozilla

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

Day 4: DoodleLens

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

Day 2: MootUp by LearnBrite

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

Day 1: Halo AR

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!

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