The Power of AR & VR in Learning

1. Rob Manson, CEO & co-founder - https://awe.media - follow me on twitter @nambor The Power of AR & VR in Learning Image Credit

2. What is Immersive?

5. Who am I? Rob Manson, CEO & co-founder  https://awe.media

6. Who am I? Rob Manson, CEO & co-founder  https://awe.media The original evangelist for Mixed Reality using open Web Standards Invited Expert  W3C  Khronos Group  ISO

7. A brief history of awe… (Augmented Web Experiences)

8. How did we get here?

16. How did we get here? 2017 The web gets Computer Vision!

17. So what is XR (Extended Reality)?

18. Virtual Reality? The terms virtual worlds, virtual cockpits, and virtual workstations were used to describe specific projects. In 1989, Jaron Lanier, CEO of VPL, coined the term virtual reality to bring all of the virtual projects under a single rubric. The term therefore typically refers to three-dimensional realities implemented with stereo viewing goggles and reality gloves. Myron Krueger - 1991 Image Credit Image CreditImage Credit

19. Augmented Reality? Augmented Reality allows the user to see the real world, with virtual objects superimposed upon or composited with the real world. 1. Combines the real and virtual, 2. Is interactive in real time, 3. Is registered in 3D Ron Azuma - 1997 Image Credit

20. Mixed Reality? Image Credit Paul Milgram - 1994

21. Mixed Reality & Holograms? Image Credit

22. Extended Reality? Image Credit

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24. Why is Extended Reality so powerful for learning?

25. XR delivers First Person experiences Image Credit

26. AR delivers contextual content Image Credit

27. AR lets you create Real World Learning Objects Image Credit

28. VR puts you into another context Image Credit

29. XR puts Blended Learning on steroids Image Credit

30. XR lets you apply an Action Based Pedagogy Image Credit

31. Here are the different ways  you can interact with Extended Reality

32. Extended Reality Interaction Mode – Public - Whole body in fov - More spectators - Limited distribution

33. Extended Reality Interaction Mode – Personal - Upper/whole body in fov - Fewer spectators - Wider distribution

34. Extended Reality Interaction Mode – Private - Extremities or head in fov - 1-2 direct participants - Wider distribution & locations

35. Extended Reality Interaction Mode – Intimate x 3 Tethered VR

36. Mobile VR Extended Reality Interaction Mode – Intimate x 3 Tethered VR

37. Mobile VR Mobile AR/MR/XR Extended Reality Interaction Mode – Intimate x 3 Tethered VR

38. Our focus is to make it easy for you to  create & share AR/VR/XR Experiences Rob Manson, CEO & co-founder - https://awe.media - follow me on twitter @nambor

39. Using the browser on your iPhone, Android, Computer & HMD! Rob Manson, CEO & co-founder - https://awe.media - follow me on twitter @nambor

40. What are the different types of tracking

41. 3 Degrees of Freedom head tracking (simple 3DoF VR) This uses IMU/Gyro to track the angle you are looking at Image Credit

42. 6 Degrees of Freedom head tracking (6DoF VR) This adds positional tracking so you can also walk around Image Credit

43. 6 Degrees of Freedom geolocation tracking (Geo AR) This uses Gyro & GPS so you can move around the world Image Credit

44. Fiducial marker tracking (Marker AR) This uses simple computer vision Image Credit

45. Natural image tracking (NFT AR) This uses more sophisticated computer vision Image Credit This works on over 3 Billion browsers right now! awe has the only web based natural image tracking solution available today Digital object Natural image

46. World tracking (SLAM/VIO - e.g. ARKit/ARCore) This combines computer vision & IMU sensor data Image Credit

47. Our focus is to make it easy for you to  create & share AR/VR/XR Experiences Rob Manson, CEO & co-founder - https://awe.media - follow me on twitter @nambor

48. Using the browser on your iPhone, Android, Computer & HMD! Rob Manson, CEO & co-founder - https://awe.media - follow me on twitter @nambor