I've been a fan of the Curiscope company since the release of their augmented reality shirts (Virtuali-tee). The connection to augmented reality and relevant learning experiences is critical. Although there are many options to view anatomy in AR, seeing the anatomy come to life on a person provides a more in-depth understanding. The Curiscope team has been busy these past few weeks with the release of their latest project, the Multiverse. Viewing the Multiverse posters, the s

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 Curiscope team has created a way to explore human anatomy in a realistic, amazing experience. With the use of a mobile device and the virtuali-tee shirt, students can see the circulatory, respiratory, skeletal, renal and digestive system in the human body. As you can see below, the app opens the camera to make

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