For the past few years, I've shared ideas to bring ARVRinEDU effectively into classrooms. I often received questions about what device to purchase when getting started with augmented and virtual reality at school. Initially, I shared iPods for both AR and VR options; however, when Apple didn't update the devices for a few years, I stopped recommending them. Without being overly critical, I'm not a huge fan of the expensive kits currently offered to classrooms. There are a cou

I’m thrilled to provide the #31DaysofARVRinEDU event! Each day in March will include an augmented (AR) or virtual reality (VR) resource to bring into the classroom. The app I am sharing with you today has literally brought me to tears. The WDR AR app (iOS & Android) describes the life of children during the Second World War between 1933 and 1945. Those children are now over 80 years old, and this project captured their stories to explain what it was like during the Nazi regim

If you missed the Apple announcements a few hours ago, you didn't hear the MANY mentions of Augmented Reality. We are in for a transformation in our entertainment, social interactions and our classrooms. While Apple didn't do a great job of showcasing educational benefits of AR, we know that ARVRinEDU can provide learning engagement that would otherwise be impossible. That is why AR/VR in Education is exploding! The announcement of 3 new iPhones was the most significant with