Create Immersive Learning Experiences with Augmented Reality (without fancy equipment)

My guest today is a teacher-of-the-year recipient and educator of 20 years.  Carolina Carner has been utilizing augmented reality in her classroom for several years in her middle school classroom.  Additionally she's worked with Google for Edu as a product expert in Google Expeditions, AR, VR, and Tour Creator.  She's THE AR/VR person to talk to when it comes to implementation in the classroom.

It was a fun conversation as she walked me through a litany of augmented reality apps, showing me their classroom application.  You hear me experiencing them in real time.

We explore:

using AR for math manipulatives like fraction strips

how to fill your classroom up with a solar system

using AR to study wild animals up close

how AR can build community and give students voice

exploration of cells up close

using AR to HOLD A BEATING HEART IN YOUR HAND!

common mistakes teachers make when starting to use AR

how to use AR with one device or many

strategies for getting more devices in your classroom

RESOURCES:

#arvrinedu on Twitter for all things AR & VR in the classroom

Google Expeditions (Carolina’s favorite app and resource for AR)

CoSpaces (STEM, coding, social sciences, literature, languages, and maker space applications)

Hologo (the math fraction strips)

Eureca AR (the solar system research)

Flipgrid AR (the video introduction application)

Quivervision (the colored-cell-brought-to-life)

Mergecube (holding the skull and beating heart)

Mergecube Remote Learning Resources

BBC Civilisations

Time AR (Landing on the moon & Amazon forest)

@JaimeDonally on Twitter for more AR & Vr in the classroom

@GoogleARVR on Twitter

CONNECT WITH CAROLINA CARNER

Twitter | @carnercarolina

YouTube | Nerdy Teacher Tech Talk

CONNECT WITH THOM

Twitter | @gibsonedu

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Instagram | @gibsoneducation

Website | thomgibson.com

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