Educator experimenting with AR and VR across content areas : Time Traveler : Historical Costumer : Storyteller
Fresno, CA
Joined January 2020
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Please tell your stories. We need more voices than the ones we usually hear. Write, speak, podcast, make YouTube videos. Share!
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Tried-and-True Resources to Teach Teens About Empathy
With powerful online tools, teachers can build their students' historical literacy and cultivate empathy. #sschat #engsschat #caedchat @2Learn2gether @JessieKach @scottmpetri
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Yesterday in @vreducation a small group of us gathered to be wowed by @deep_rifter & @danieldbryant with terrific features from using green screen to hopping worlds viewing 360 videos in virtual space. Thank you Devs and people that make this possible. 👩🔧💪
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How's everyone feeling about Microsoft Mesh?
Microsoft Mesh is the company's big new VR and AR push. It feels like a Microsoft Teams meeting set in the future, and Microsoft thinks it will be as big as Xbox Live for mixed reality. Here's everything you need to know: theverge.com/e/22072924
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I love these visualizations of Agatha Christie novels over time of publication. bloomberg.com/news/features/…
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VR is not storytelling. In a book or a script, it takes the entire thing to build up a world inside someone's head. All to make them *feel*, towards the end, that they're there, that something is happening. In VR, that's the start. Do we know where to take the story from here?
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“This is a question I’ve been asking myself — instead of waiting for someone to leave VR to make an impact, how can the viewers/players be making impact while inside of the experience?” — Fifer Garbesi virtualrealitypop.com/vr-for…
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VR is clumsy and deeply unattractive to many people (and architects) who see it as a treat. It will prove to be the most revolutionary tool of representation in our life time and pave the way for architecture at the speed of the spoken word. How is that for representation.
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Just experienced an absolutely transcendent performance of @TenderClaws Tempest with @DashaKittredge and two The Under audience pros. I was smiling ear to ear for the whole hour-- it may as well have been summer camp. Just a reminder, tickets are $8.99 !! Go see this show!
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Thanks for your support you've shown 🌪️Tempest these past months! To celebrate the conclusion of our main run, tickets are $8.99 per show from September 18-30!! Let’s celebrate together before we disembark into thin air…
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I feel like we are getting to the point of being able to have a #virtualreality & #augmentedreality theater festival, especially given the response to The Tempest. Is it just me? @RachelFriedma91 @brendanAbradley @bpowtweets @iBrews @DoubleEyePro @Zanni_io @AdaoraUdoji
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Augmented reality affords “time travel” — or at least layering content onto real world settings to see alternate realities. Could it be used to help us learn from mistakes in our country’s history, or visualize visions of the future — e.g. what happens due to climate inaction?
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Happy Birthday Frida Kahlo! ✨ Frida has always been a huge inspiration to me as an artist and as a woman. Never give up on your passions and embrace your ‘weirdness’ ✨ here’s a #VR #Tiltbrush tribute from 2019, Frida and garden, which was a big inspiration to Frida. #FridaKahlo
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“What limitations are we placing on society and our innovation when people in power put a cap on who gets to succeed and who doesn’t?” vice.com/en_us/article/a3qey…
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Join us this Thursday for our first Virtual CVCUE Mixer!
Connect with other educators and share successes/struggles of the #Quaranteaching times, learn more about our five $300 distance learning grants, and possibly win a Wipebook bundle!
RSVP here:
bit.ly/CVCUEVirtual – at Tulare, CA
