The ISTE 3D Network’s
annual panel presentation at the upcoming ISTE 2017 conference in San Antonio,
Texas promises to be a jaw dropper.
At this [always]
well-attended panel, Payod Panda will
speak about content creation in VR and
why we need more people (especially kids) to create for VR. He will look at how VR creation can help
students learn certain topics and help educators teach them. He will also highlight
the Panoform tool for VR creation. Michael Fricano II
from Hawaii will explore VR creation with
tools like Thinglink VR and CoSpaces, with plenty of student examples to share with
attendees. Joy Schwartz will
explain how students not only learn to use CAD and 3d printing as tools but
they also can learn to stretch their heart muscles, as she demonstrates how 3d
printed prosthetics for children has changed the lives of her students,
including how she modified American Girl dolls to have a matching 3d printed
prosthetic. Finally, Len Scrogan will close out the
session by offering seven practical go-to resources for moving forward with VR
learning experiences in your classroom.
The panel will run
from 2:45-3:45 p.m. on Tuesday, June 27 in the HBGCC Hemisfair Ballroom
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