• Overlays objects in the world around you
• Usually uses a target or trigger image
• Uses a phone or tablet as a viewing device

• Immersed into another world
• Does not interact with the real world
• Best experienced with a headset and mobile device but can be viewed on a computer

360 Cities - a worldwide community of expert VR photographers

360 Cities VR gallery

Open Heritage - (Google Arts & Culture) - Explore iconic locations in 3D, discover the tools of digital preservation, and download CyArk’s collection

Vimeo's 360 VR cinema

Equirectangular - Flickr's collection of 360 photos (Be sure to check the images before using with students.)

Music Everywhere

Instant Musician enables you to play songs on the piano easily using augmented reality technology

Your students can create virtual reality - ISTE article by Janice Mak

Janus Group AV & VR hub - a 21st century teaching cooperative...