In 5 Good Resources for Teaching and Learning About World War II I mentioned that I captured some photospheres at the WWII Museum. How?
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Virtual headsets are becoming more and more popular among the young and old. But once you get one, the search begins to find great content. What are the best VR games for kids? Are they suitable? Are they educational? There’s a variety of Google Cardboard apps to explore, some good, some not so good. Because the technology is so new, many games companies are still experimenting to find the sweet spot between entertainment and immersion. Virtual reality is the ultimate combination of two worlds coming together to create a fun and enjoyable experience for people of all ages. Here is our pick of 10 of the best VR games for kids for Google Cardboard. Via John Evans 
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May 3, 2017 9:14 AM
Virtual headsets are becoming more and more popular among the young and old. But once you get one, the search begins to find great content. What are the best VR games for kids? Are they suitable? Are they educational? There’s a variety of Google Cardboard apps to explore, some good, some not so good. Because the technology is so new, many games companies are still experimenting to find the sweet spot between entertainment and immersion. Virtual reality is the ultimate combination of two worlds coming together to create a fun and enjoyable experience for people of all ages. Here is our pick of 10 of the best VR games for kids for Google Cardboard.
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Here are six tips for using Google Cardboard ASAP - with this super cool and affordable headset, you can easily bring virtual reality into your classroom. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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This year's Favorite Tech Tools focused on a wide variety of free (or low-cost), easy-to-use tools, that work in the classroom, in hybrid/online courses or both. Via Becky Roehrs
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May 8, 2017 4:56 PM
Loved demoing and playing with Socrative (on-the-fly quizzing), EDpuzzle (questions/audio IN videos), Office Lens (scan a paper and make it editable with Word), Google Cardboard (360 Ah Paris!), 1 Second Everyday (video diary) and Google Autodraw (drawing for non-artists, a-la-artificial intelligence)
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Advanced edtech tools in the classroom can have a good influence on kids. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Create your own 360 views with two apps : Google Cardboard Camera app and the Google Street View app.