Last year, I posted a couple of augmented reality holiday cards that you could use as thank you’s, holiday greetings, or rewards in your classroom. I made a few more this year by using a different process. First, I created the cards using Canva, one of my favorite online graphic design tools. Then, I “Dropboxed” … Read more
I’ve posted some QR code reward coupons for the classroom on this blog in the past. The kids enjoy the air of mystery when they get a coupon and get to “discover” their reward. As regular readers have probably figured out, though, I easily get bored. So, I decided to change up this year’s reward … Read more
UPDATE: Tellagami no longer offers the text-to-speech or customization in the free version of the app. You can read more about the Tellagami changes here. I decided using three apps and a website for one project was not enough, so I decided to throw another iPad and an additional website into the mix this … Read more
If you have not used Aurasma before, you might want to visit the Aurasma Tutorials page of Two Guys and Some iPads. Also, you might want to visit my Flipboard magazine on Augmented Reality in Education or these other posts I have done in the past. One thing that I have been meaning to do is … Read more
I would not recommend undertaking this project. But you should totally do it. I’ll be honest. I think a lot of my “pioneering spirit” has something to do with my complete lack of foresight. If you ask me to do something and outline all of the obstacles, there is a large chance I am going … Read more
After getting a bit of a “Two Guys Bump” on their AR 101 video Tuesday, I thought I should give a progress update on the “You Matter – with a bit of Aurasmatazz” project (inspired by the work of Angela Maiers – who will be on the “Two Guys Show” in 2 weeks!). Here are some obstacles … Read more