Virtual reality, augmented reality, and 3D scanning and printing technologies—collectively called extended reality (XR) tools—are being adopted across higher education in service to the teaching and learning mission. In this session, we will present findings from the second year of the HP/EDUCAUSE Campus of the Future research project. We'll also include selected case studies of leading XR projects in higher education, serving as illustrations of the potential for these technologies to further the postsecondary teaching and learning mission.
Outcomes: Learn about how the variety of XR technologies can best support applications in various disciplines * Learn about XR technologies that could be effective for achieving learning objectives for a course at your institution * Understand the challenges and opportunities for deploying XR technologies in a course
This session was recorded as part of the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference 2019 and can be accessed by full conference attendees and those who register separately for access. Click here for more information.
Presenters
Malcolm Brown
Consultant, EDUCAUSE Alumni
Melanie Hibbert
Director of Instructional Media & Academic Technology Services and Sloate Media Center, Barnard College
Jeffrey Pomerantz
Associate Professor of Practice, Simmons University