This is a continuation to yesterday’s post about using Augmented Reality in the classroom. (Don’t forget to watch the AR 101 Show tonight at 9 PM EST tonight!) As some of you know, one of the uses of AR in education is to use it to explain something or share work. For example, this music … Read more
This post is related to using Augmented Reality in the classroom. If you are new to this, be sure to tune in to the “Two Guys Show” tomorrow, Tuesday, September 17th, at 9 PM EST as they discuss “AR 101.” Drew and Brad have tons of AR resources on their site, “Two Guys and Some … Read more
As I mentioned in “Trends for Education in the 2013-2014 School Year,” augmented reality is going to be big in education. Really big. It has the potential to allow students to experience learning in so many different ways. For kids who do not learn best by reading or listening to lectures, augmented reality could definitely … Read more
UPDATE: Tellagami no longer offers the text-to-speech or customization in the free app. You can read more about the Tellagami changes here. I originally found the term “app-smashing” on TechChef4u. According to Lisa Johnson, the term was first coined by Greg Kulowiec, and she gives some great examples in her post, “App Synergy: The Art Form … Read more
Update: *As of 1/2/14, you can now download all of my current Genius Hour resources in a bundle on Teachers Pay Teachers for $5. Or, you can still download them separately (for free) by clicking on the links below. I suppose you can tell that I am on a Genius Hour kick this week. I am … Read more
UPDATE 5/2/2023: I just noticed people are visiting this page on my site. Unfortunately, Aurasma is no longer a working app. For more current Augmented Reality apps, I urge you to go to this website.Mary Howard at “Your Smarticles” posted an awesome list of ways that you can use the Aurasma app in your classroom. … Read more