VR@MindCET
Virtual Reality: The next leap to human learning
VR tricks the human brain to make you think you're somewhere or someone else.
Here are some of MindCET VR experiences
Graviton
Playground in Space
Graviton enables teachers to easily explain physical laws to high school students. Graviton provides a collection of virtual reality mobile apps where the students feel present at computer generated environments, allowing them to realistically experience the effect of different physical laws. The required technology is easily accessible to facilitate scalability - a cardboard goggle that turns any smartphone into a VR device.
I get the other
Making friends with the unfamiliar
A library of mobile apps with lesson plans that trigger middle school students into developing empathy towards the other. Using virtual reality, students are immersed into experiencing challenging social situations as a trigger to facilitate teachers' activities on empathy.
I am the other
Making friends with the unfamiliar
A library of mobile apps with lesson plans that trigger middle school students into developing empathy towards the other. Using virtual reality, students are immersed into experiencing challenging social situations as a trigger to facilitate teachers' activities on empathy.
Yerucham - forget what you think you know
Creating Local Patriotism using VR
A library of mobile apps with lesson plans that trigger middle school students into developing empathy towards the other. Using virtual reality, students are immersed into experiencing challenging social situations as a trigger to facilitate teachers' activities on empathy.
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Want to create your VR experience using only your smartphone? Now it's possible
Capture the world in 360 with your smartphone
How to use your phone camera to create 360 images
Google has actually two apps that enable you to capture VR images with your phone:
- Cardboard Camera enables you to capture a scene very fast (and recording the sound while you're shooting), and even create the depth illusion for some objects. It gives you only a narrow field of view rather than a full 360 image.
- With Google Street View app you can shoot Photo Spheres, watch them with your Cardboard, share them with friends via Google Photos, and even upload them to Google Maps.
Enrich VR scenes with buttons, animation and media
Interact with your Photo Spheres
Two great platforms to create VR scenes without any coding: Vizor and HoloBuilder. Both of them work in your browser, and both of them enable you to add buttons, animation, sound and video to your 360 photo sphere. And also the good old interactive image creator Thinglink are launching a beta for their VR Editor which look pretty cool.
Recommended Apps for Google Cardboard
Just bought a Cardboard? Great! these some great educational apps we know
the official Google Cardboard App
You can enjoy VR even without installing it, but there are few nice demos there. This app also serves as a library to other Cardboard apps.
Go Wherever you want
Tour around the world with your cardboard, with 360 degree Street View and Photo Spheres uploaded by other users. Using this app, you can take photo spheres with your camera and upload them to Google Street View.
Titans of Space
Tour the Solar System
Titans of Space® is a short guided tour of our planets and a few stars in virtual reality (from the app description)
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