What's new these days with Sensavis, the 3D content manufacturer? I followed them over the years, and their recent efforts have lent themselves to a fresh perspective, a rebranding, if you will.
Sensavis continues their U.S. messaging,
recalibrating their 3D offering in a smart way. Their previous product, called The
3D Classroom, is now simply called 'Sensavis'. This makes sense, because
the nomenclature 3D sounds old-school these days, having been effectively
replaced by a newcomer to the mat—VR. (See my past post about this evolution, "What's in a Name?")
At
the same time, Sensavis has reshaped and refocused their mission: “teach,
create, activate.” This notion can be translated as better teaching (through
visualization), easy content creation, and actively involving students in their
own learning. A nice reverse move! Student content creation is the newest meme coming out of educational circles, and Sensavis is wise to make this transition.
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