The Oculus Quest, a 6 Degrees of Freedom (6DoF) VR headset, supports learning through an immersive learning environment. In 6DoF VR, students can move around and interact with objects using hand controls which mimic their physical hands. After a short getting started with VR experience, you can try paddling a kayak or ice climbing in Antarctica. Or take a tour of the Anne Frank annex. Use apps which help you experience what it's like to go blind, or be a black traveler, or homeless. Try the new math app from Prisms, which uses real world data to teach algebra. You can float around the International Space Station, or stand at the base of the LEM, as Neil Armstrong takes his first steps on the Moon. My
70+ page guide book includes integration tips from teachers and links to applications organized by curriculum areas.
