Here is the link to the STEM Minds Demo course, the second scene is having issues so I am trying to fix them, regardless we are working on more scenes currently and I will update you when they are done. https://stemminds.instructure.com/courses/3 About the SDK, it was a pleasure to work with a software that was so aligned with our core values. From the onset, our goal was accessibility, so the fact that the Webguyz SDK works with multiple technologies was not only a great help technically, but also crucial to help all children access our content. We also loved the unique ways the Webguyz SDK lets us explore education through VR!

I have the amazing opportunity of having tested the AR SDK from WebGuyz. It was a fantastic experience to know how easy it is to create AR experiences using Unity. This solution brings to life the power to allow teachers and students to create immersive AR experiences base in the curriculum. These AR experiences will increase and enhance student’s learnings transforming their classroom experiences is something really innovative and motivator.

Augmented and Virtual Realities have a growing presence in education today. I’ve been excited about their potential for quite some time. These tools move us from a system of knowledge access to deeper learning. Both of these technologies allow students to access and experience virtually that which isn’t always physically possible. Touring museums, holding artifacts, dissecting plants and animals all virtually. It’s quite amazing!

"By [WebGuyz] creating this program, we as teachers, can utilize those boring old textbooks, and turn them into a source for exciting AR and 4D visual learning! By integrating videos, we can turn a picture in a textbook into a tablet, where students are able to look at a page through a camera and see a video, reviewing what they have learned! My goal with this is to create a fun, exciting environment for learning in the science classroom by turning our textbooks into AR tools, and creating an interactive textbook for my students! This will allow them to visualize subatomic particles, animals in their natural habitat, and even chemical reactions in person!"