When Oculus first released its standalone VR headset, I immediately ran down to Best Buy to purchase my very own Oculus Go. The device was incredibly easy to set up, and my first conversation in the headset was with Amanda Fox. We were shocked by how clearly our discussion was heard in the headset while those standing around us couldn’t hear anything. I found a ton of educational content for the Go, especially within a few months after the release day. I only spent money on o

In 2019, we celebrated many new and updated augmented and virtual reality resources including our 3rd year of chats. There were participants that collaborated and some even moderated the ARVRinEDU Twitter chat on Wednesday evenings. To recap this incredible year of learning, I've highlighted over 40 Twitter posts below. I hope these resources can inspire new ideas for your classroom. Join the #ARVRinEDU chat every Wednesday evening (6 PM PT | 8 PM CT | 9 PM ET) BOOK STUDY OPP

Since Nearpod offers a browser in the lessons, a few immersive technology resources can be incorporated.

The day the Oculus Go was released in May, I rushed to Best Buy to get the virtual reality device, which is owned by Facebook, before they sold out. To my surprise, the staff had no idea what I was describing. Fortunately, I was able to find it at the customer service desk, and I was the first customer to purchase it at that store. Currently, there are two purchase options available: the Oculus Go with 32 GB of storage at $199 or 64 GB of storage at $249. I opted to get more

What a year! There's been an increase in ARVRinEDU enthusiasm, resources, and new tools released in 2018. To celebrate this new year, I've compiled the ARVRinEDU chat resources and significant events that you can access in one place. A special thanks to all of you who have been part of this journey and I can't wait to share many more ARVRinEDU experiences in 2019. Thank you for being part of the ARVRinEDU community! As we saw a huge increase in ARVRinEDU in 2018, we have so m