This document discusses using augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) for hands-on learning experiences in education. It provides examples of how AR and VR have been used in a middle school to tour places like Google Earth, visit Saturn, see inside cells, solve puzzles through games, and build worlds. Setup recommendations include VR headsets like the HTC Vive around $799 along with a supporting computer around $1500-$2000 and optional additional equipment like external displays, furniture, and smart lighting.

1. Hands-On Learning Experiences with
Augmented and Virtual Realities

2. www.edurealms.com

3. Alicia Ray
lead digital learning
and Media Innovation
facilitator
Meadowview Magnet Middle
@iluveducating

4. Lucas gillispie
director of academic
and digital learning
surry county schools
@lucasgillispie

5. New Realities

6. Augmented
Reality

13. Virtual Reality

20. So What?

22. What We’ve
Learned with
AR

28. What We’ve
Learned with
VR

29. Our Setup

30. Our Setup

31. Tour The World!
Google Earth VR

32. VISIT SATURN!
Titans of Space

33. See inside cells
inCell

34. Solve problems
Keep Talking And
Nobody Explodes

35. Build worlds
Vivecraft

36. Our Setup
HTV Vive ($799)
COMPUTER - Must SUPPORT
VR (~$1500-$2000)
Optional:
External TV
Couch
Ikea Lamps
Phillips HUE Lighting

37. foundry10.org