Here is a guide to get you started with the free AR tracker, but first of all...what is an AR tracker?
We've started a series of blogs highlighting the thoughts and journeys of our staff members as they explore AR. Today we introduce Head of Product, Anna Morris-Peters.
New tech is scary. I get it. Even after working in software development for many years I still get that sinking, gut-heavy, swallowed-a-bag-of-marbles feeling when faced with unknown tech. The idea of it is exciting. Like, oh my goodness, I can apply this to so many situations. But using it? And on my own? It’s sweaty-palm time. What if I get it wrong? Or worse, what if I’m sneered at for exploring tech as a woman?
There appears to be a few barriers in the way of getting augmented reality into the classroom. Here is three ways (ABC!) that we have made it easier and more accessible than ever to bring the awesome engagement power of AR to your classroom, and its all starts with a freebie!
Dear all the teachers everywhere,
As the founder of Curiscope, it’s been a huge perk of my job to meet and speak with so many passionate, talented and hardworking educators from all over the globe. I learn so much from each and every one of you….and as a result, I felt the need to share awareness of a specific challenge you all have to tackle each and every day.
As with all good secrets, they are locked up within the beholder….and in the case of how to achieve class engagement, this secret very much belongs to the students. The great news is they are willing to give it up, all we have to do as parents, educators and, in my case, an app creator, is connect with them.
