Sensavis, the creator of the unique
educational product “The 3D Classroom,” together with partner Ed10x, has secured
the first school district to implement The 3D Classroom with
services and video rights for “flipped instruction” in all their schools. (The
3D Classroom is an intuitive and interactive 3D educational visualization tool
which allows the teacher to explain complex and abstract subjects to students
in a simple, visual, and understandable way.) 
The Lincoln County School District in Southeastern
Nevada can now produce their own professional development videos
with high quality content on their own terms. With this
district-wide licensing, teachers can share their best videos to their students
working with “flipped classroom”, prepare substitute teachers with lesson
resources in an instant, and as well as support students with personalized tutoring
videos for class. “Lincoln County School District is energized and thrilled to
partner with Sensavis. and provide our teachers the opportunity to incorporate
an interactive 3D Classroom curriculum resource into their instructional
strategies,” says Steve Hansen, Superintendent for Lincoln County School
District. Fredrik Olofsson, CEO for Sensavis AB, the Swedish-based parent
company of Sensavis, adds: “The 3D Classroom brings to Lincoln County School
District a state of the art teaching tool that will enable students to grasp
hard to understand concepts through stunning visuals.” Tiffany Kelly, CEO of
Ed10x , explains: “It takes our Professional Development initiatives to another
dimension… it fulfills one of our goals of capturing the students in those
first few minutes of each lesson with technology enriched teaching methods. She
adds: “Ed10x will also be working with Sensavis to develop a video lesson
library and a peer to peer video library”.
Considering last week's post on Presente3D's new pricing, can you see a trend here? Again, we are beginning to
rightly move away from the ponderous and onerous seat pricing model that has so
plagued 3D in education to date.
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