A free AR app can bring learning to life
McGraw Hill and Verizon launched a brand new cellular utility to bring augmented actuality (AR) learning actions to K-12 college students and school rooms throughout the nation: McGraw Hill AR. The free AR app leverages the immersive and interactive options of AR know-how to bring educational ideas to life and provides college students and educators new methods to interact with academic content material.
“As we look to combine the value of hands-on learning with the benefits of emerging technologies, we found AR to be a natural area of exploration in the development of our suite of education tools,” stated Shawn Smith, chief innovation officer for McGraw Hill’s School group.
“Following the disruptions to classroom learning over the past few years, our AR app will pioneer new ways of engaging students with important concepts and materials. While AR technology may still be an area of uncertain utility today, we see the possibility of boundless impact tomorrow and are excited to take this step in support of the students and teachers we serve.”
The McGraw Hill AR app is obtainable with standards-aligned lesson plans for educators which might be completely obtainable by means of Verizon Innovative Learning HQ – a next-gen on-line schooling portal that gives free entry to immersive prolonged actuality (XR) academic experiences for K-12 college students.
Laura Ascione is the Editorial Director at eSchool Media. She is a graduate of the University of Maryland’s prestigious Philip Merrill College of Journalism.
