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Explanation
Explanation
There are lots of 360º videos on YouTube that can be used in the classroom to help students construct new learning through immersive experiences.
Playlist
Playlist
I've curated several sample videos in this playlist. All of these are viewable with Google Cardboard.
Sample Student Activity
Sample Student Activity
Today we're going to take a hike with some friends. As you explore this place, I encourage you to think and wonder about what you're experiencing. Let's get started!
Background
We'll be hiking on Eiger's North Face in Switzerland. The map below will give you an idea of where you're going to be.
What kind of plate boundary is here?
What kind of biome is this?
Watch It
Watch the video below. This is a 360˚ image, so you can look in all directions – left, right, forward, backwards, up, and down. If you have a mobile device, scan the QR code or visit link below. Use the cardboard button on the video and hook up Google Cardboard to be immersed in the hike! For the best experience, turn your phone sideways (landscape).
Think About It
As you experienced this climb, you probably had questions and ideas. Turn and talk with your classmates to reflect on these questions.
- What did you notice about this location? Name at least 5 observations. (consider topography, soil types, precipitation, solar radiation, temperature, fauna, and flora.)
- What did you wonder about this video? Name at least 3 wonders.
Extension
Explore more of these routes!
The Adventure Starts Here #project360
Using Google Cardboard Viewers with iPod Touch
Using Google Cardboard Viewers with iPod Touch
Watch this video to help you
- Use the camera to scan a QR code
- Open a 360 video with the YouTube app
- Use the VR button to view stereoscopically
- Attach our foldable Google Cardboard viewers to an iPod Touch
- Find the tiny white dot, your cursor, while in VR mode
- Exit VR mode
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