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07 May Google Arts & Culture + Apple Classroom

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Google is ending support for Google Expeditions on June 30th. A few weeks ago I shared a short list of alternatives to Google Expeditions. In that blog post I mentioned that one of features of Expeditions that I’ll miss most is the ability to remotely guide or pace students through a virtual reality experience. 

I still haven’t found something that works in the exact same way as the guide mode in Google Expeditions. That said, teachers who have iPads in their classrooms can guide students through scenes in the Google Arts & Culture app through the use of Apple’s Classroom app. 

Applications for Education
The downside to using Google Arts & Culture on an iPad instead of on a phone is that the VR experience isn’t immersive like it is if you’re using a VR viewer. The upside is that as a teacher you can provide more assistance to young students as they use the app.

This post originally appeared on FreeTech4Teachers.com. If you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission. Sites that steal my (Richard Byrne’s) work include CloudComputin, Today Headline, and 711Web.

Google is ending support for Google Expeditions on June 30th. A few weeks ago I shared a short list of alternatives to Google Expeditions. In that blog post I mentioned that one of features of Expeditions that I’ll miss most is the ability to remotely guide or pace students through a virtual reality experience. I still haven’t found something that works in the exact same way as the guide mode in Google Expeditions. That said, teachers who have iPads in their classrooms can guide students through scenes in the Google Arts & Culture app through the use of Apple’s Classroom app. Applications for EducationThe downside to using Google Arts & Culture on an iPad instead of on a phone is that the VR experience isn’t immersive like it is if you’re using a VR viewer. The upside is that as a teacher you can provide more assistance to young students as they use the app. This post originally appeared on FreeTech4Teachers.com. If you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission. Sites that steal my (Richard Byrne’s) work include CloudComputin, Today Headline, and 711Web.Apple Classroom, Free Technology For Teachers, Google Arts & Culture, Google Expeditions Alternatives, how to, VRRead More

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