My Take
I feel this is usable for all students, you can use it in any setting and the students do not have to use the google cardboard viewer if a student gets sick from looking into the viewer they can just hold the phone or iPad in their lap and watch the tour. I
How I Use It
I would use this to give my students tours of museums that I will never get to take them too, also you can go through exhibits that show children different artifacts from different eras. Also, you can use Google Expeditions that will give them a virtual tour of different places, such as exploring the human anatomy and also many different places around the world. Teachers can set up tours for the students to go through on both apps.
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Alaina M.
Simon Kenton High School
Independence, KY
May 1, 2018
Great tool!
I think it works great as teaching tool. Its easy to use and affordable. Two of my favorite things. I would highly suggest it for littler ones. However, if you easily get motion sick, I would not suggest partaking in this activity. I liked it other than the motion sickness part! It did what it was created to do and I could not have been more happier with the results. Everyone was completely engaged and had fun using the devices.
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Ciara T.
Cincinnati, OH
April 5, 2018
Great Interactive Virtual Reality!
I think that this project as a teaching tool is very effective. I liked the changing of scenes that take you to something completely different. This is not supplemental to my teaching it will serve as an aid for better understanding.
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Samantha T.
Cincinnati, OH
October 19, 2017
Exploring the world in the classroom
I love it as a teaching tool. I would recommend this to any teacher. It is something that all kids will love and never get bored of. It is like stepping into a whole different world. Or like a field trip to places we cannot physically go, like the bottom of the ocean. It can serve kids by showing them things that they could have never seen in their life.
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