
Now using augmented reality in the classroom! Aurasma is an education friendly tool for teachers and students to use to enhance the learning and understanding of concern concepts. I also loved the idea Phil Goerner suggested about creating AR reviews and summaries using library book covers. Marc Brea gives five suggestions on how to use Aurasma AR in the classroom in here. But before one can dive into creating a bunch of 'auras,' check out this quick video demonstration where to find the Aurasma tool and how to create an aura. Aurasma is a free tool accessible through iTunes and the Google Play Store. For more information on Aurasma and augmented reality, EdTech is here!
If you are still feeling a little confused about augmented reality, check out this clip to see Aurasma in action throughout different classrooms. After watching this I am super excited to start playing with Aurasma myself!
Alive Studios LLC. (2016 Apr). Quick Aurasma Demo for Teachers. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYm3DRHRuzs
Brea, Marc. (2014 Feb). 5 Ways to Use Aurasma in the Classroom. Teq. https://www.teq.com/news/5-ways-use-aurasma-classroom/
Durrett, Billy. (2016 Sept). Tibbr Geo: Augmented Reality That Helps You Collect Intelligence Not Monsters. TIBC Blog. https://www.tibco.com/blog/2016/09/07/tibbr-geo-augmented-reality-that-helps-you-collect-intelligence-not-monsters/
Goerner, Phil. (2016 Sept). Augmented Reality. What's Next? School Library Journal p. 19-20.
Holland, Beth. (2018). How to Start Using Augmented Reality in Education. EdTech Teacher. https://edtechteacher.org/how-to-start-using-augmented-reality-in-the-classroom-from-beth-holland-on-edudemic/
NteacherN. (2014 Apr). Aurasma in Action. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pouZhLhm5p8