Augmented reality technology allows the user to superimpose a computer-generated image on the real world through their tablet or smartphone camera.
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This app has tons pre-created augmented reality tours.
Students can explore them at their own pace on their devices or you give a guided tour to your class using printed AR markers.
This app allows you to place 3D math objects (including shapes and graphs) on any surface, walk around them, and take screenshots from different angles.
This interactive storytelling app allows students to explore how people, wildlife, and landscapes are impacted when free flowing rivers are damned versus when sustainable energy solutions are chosen.
In this AR experience, actress Tilda Swinton guide the user through time and space to witness how our universe was born.
This app compliments the Civilisations BBC television series. Students can explore 40 museum artefacts including an ancient Egyptian mummy and Renaissance masterpieces.
This app and creation platform allow the user to create cool interactive AR content and share it with others.
Examples include: breakout rooms, scavenger hunts, geocaches, quizzes, tours, and stories.
This tool is similar to that of Metaverse, but it also allows students to use block programming in their creations and to see their content in both augmented and virtual reality.