Yesterday, I posted instructions on using the free Aurasma app on your iDevice. Included in these instructions were how to use the plethora of “Overlays” provided within the app. Once, you create an “Aura” these “Overlays” are short animations or videos that can will appear on top of a trigger image when you use Aurasma … Read more
On Monday, I posted a couple of holiday cards that I made using Aurasma Studio. If you follow the instructions on my post, then you can view “augmented reality” versions of the cards. I promised that I would give instructions for making the cards shortly. These are NOT the instructions 🙂 I found that getting … Read more
About a week and a half ago, I mentioned that I was going to post some holiday activities that could be used with the Aurasma app. I encountered a couple of technical difficulties – not with the app, just with my desire to make a video without actually using my own voice. I solved the … Read more
I was browsing the Aurasma news to see how other people are using Aurasma’s free augmented reality app, and I ran across a video of a school in my home state, Texas. Heritage Elementary School has used the Aurasma app to ” enhance their educational experience in the garden using the Aurasma augmented reality platform. Students with … Read more
Since gift-giving season is right around the corner, I thought I would use my Fun Friday posts to share some excellent gift ideas for engaging your kids. The newest edition of the Guinness Book of World Records (currently $19.11 on Amazon.com) has been released, and it has a special feature that families with iDevices might appreciate. By … Read more
Ever since I saw a presentation on Augmented Reality at TCEA this year, I have been pumped about using it in my classroom. However, I haven’t seen a lot of user-friendly applications for every-day teachers yet. I tried desperately to get AR Sights to work on my Mac at home and on my PC at school, and … Read more