VR in the classroom has not seen fast adoption and we find answers for it in the classroom The first and foremost factor is comfort and usability factor of the hardware which does not feel heavy or too difficult to maneuver in a classroom. Time is an essential factor for students and like any other …
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OC6 is an event organized by Oculus (Facebook) where technology and business leaders, evangelists have a place to connect and discuss the technology challenges in building for VR/AR using Oculus specific technologies. As a Oculus START member we had an unique opportunity to not only be part of the OC6 but also attend a series …
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AWE Event in July 2019 was a event in San Jose which showed various AR and VR companies mostly based in USA and some global companies. VR and AR based training are slowly gaining traction into mainstream enterprise or educational learning or training systems. It was a great way to not only showcase our product …
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Classimmerse early access app was piloted with two groups of anatomy students in Grade 12 consisting of 56 students on April 29, 2019 to gather their feedback and practicality in a live classroom with a teacher. The students were then asked to fill a survey of their experiences and their suggestions about lessons that they …
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Learnroll was there at he NJ Make it Happen on April 27, 2019 and was provided feedback and reviews from the students and teachers . Here is a video of the reactions and feedback from the event.
Classimmerse App — VR — Lessons in S.T.E.M for classroom use Feynman Lectures which is well renowned globally for college & high school students states “Learning the meaning of scientific concepts is not science. That is, the learning of what words and concepts mean is part of teaching science, but not of doing science. It is necessary but not …
