iGeek ... Augmented Presentations ....
When I first learned about augmented reality about 4 years or so ago, my mind went crazy thinking of ways I could use this mind blowing tool. One of the 1st projects I did with my students I call iGeek. It is a way my students can show off their passion and what makes them who they are. I've been doing this project for four years and it was actually the 1st project I added augmented reality to. At the time I used Layar as the augmented platform. I had to pick between Aurasma and Layar. I went with Layar because I could load more than 1 trigger image into a campaign. With Aurasma I had to use the same iPad that I used to create to see the augmented content and that wasn't going to work for me. I hung the trigger pictures like a photo boarder in my classroom. With Layar you can only keep projects alive for only a certain period of time. When I 1st started it was a year and it changed to like 60 days. Our 1st augmented iGeek projects have since closed down but the trigger images remain on my wall. This project has become a legacy project. Which I wouldn't have even dreamed it could be so special to kids. Kids come in and always look for their older brother, sister, cousin, or family friend and comment that they can't wait to be apart of the project.Trigger Image - Code 16631 |
My goals is to help fuel their passion and to continue to follow their dreams. You never know where your dreams will take you or who you touch along the way.
Augmented Image |
Sign I put next to the photo boarder. |
When you use educational augmented content with your students please fill out this form. I would like to track how many kids are being reached with educational augmented content.
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