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With rumors swirling about Apple’s plans in Augmented Reality (AR), as well as recent teeth gnashing about the state of Magic Leap, it’s beyond time for the AR community to have a real discussion… 
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Scoop.it!
"Students can experience new cultures, history, and understand the world in better ways with virtual reality, augmented reality, and wearables. Teachers are using these technologies to send learners on virtual field trips or getting students to keep track of their steps, cardio, and health with fitness bands. These technologies help engage learners by providing sensory learning and sparking curiosity and imagination. For your next classes, go beyond getting students to read and learn only from worksheets and books. "
Randy Utz's curator insight,
April 13, 2018 3:35 PM
AR and VR give teachers an amazing opportunity to expand upon the traditional learning that can occur in the traditional classroom. From sending kids on virtual field trips to allowing students to explore primary source documents in depth, there really are few limits to what this technology allows teachers to do. As wearables, such as Google Cardboard, become cheaper and easier to use these opportunities will only increase and become more accessible to every classroom.
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