Aurasma is a an augmented reality app that brings images and objects "to life". This app will let you create target images that link to videos you and your students create.This app takes "QR Codes" to the next level by creating a place that hosts videos for you and makes them "scannable" using mobile devices (iPad, iPhone, other smartphones).
Classroom Applications: Book Talks Share Student Created videos Scavenger Hunt Assess Reading - we did a Polar Express multiple choice comprehension activity. Content Facts or Introduction Art Talks - students explain their artwork
Fetch! Lunch Rush is an augmented reality math app released by PBS Kids. Print and cut out the number card game pieces, then spread them on the floor or tape to a wall. Open the app and help Ruff solve the math problems. Excellent practice for early elementary students who enjoy and need visual representations of adding and subtracting. Classroom Applicaions: * Small group math practice * Independent math practice * Student collaboration * Problem Solving
AR Flashcards is an augmented reality app.You will need to download and print the flashcards from their website (http://arflashcards.com/). Using the AR Flashcards app on your iPad, tap on Get Started and hold the iPad over the flashcards. You can rotate the iPad or the flashcards to view it from different angles. If you tap the projected image, it will say the letter and animal (or dinosaur name). They suggest that you print the flashcards in color but black and white will also work. The website also has AR Space flashcards but the AR Space App costs. Classroom Applications: Vocabulary Letter Recognition
