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Display the "boundary settings" slide on the screen while students set up so they have a visual to refer too

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Students should have the equipment in front of them as teacher is going through the slides

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Have large pre-printed cards with students' names and passwords. Ask students to write their passwords down, take a picture of them, and/or glue the cards into their notebooks so that they don't get lost.

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Consider pairing students who speak the same language so that they can help each other.

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Assign students a number and instruct them to use the same headset/controllers each time.

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Use a permanent marker to write the numbers on each device in case the stickers fall off.

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At the beginning of each lessons/module - remind students of "features" within the headset they might need to know/remember. Example: snap turning, teleporting, how to use pencil, etc

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Use student leaders to put headsets/controllers into the carts so that there are fewer students moving at the same time.

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Print out rosters with student passwords so that you can quickly remind students of their passwords if they lose them.

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Make sure the "notation" used in the lessons have been introduced to students ahead of time. (i.e. meaning of y sub 1)

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Identify students quickly from the dashboard based on number of tasks completed. Don't be afraid to check in on students by asking them to removed their headset and explain where they are stuck - don't feel "stuck" to the teacher dashboard.

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Consider assigning 2-3 students a "job" of cleaning the headsets. One sanitizing wipe can clean more than one headset.

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Consider playing the parts of the recap video after students complete part 1. Use this to debrief what they did in VR.

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Consider printing out the "frame" and the directions for selecting the module.

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I would face the kids backwards in the desk. That worked well. 

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I would face the kids backwards in the desk. That worked well. 

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Please respond, is anyone else having issues with the VR sets not charging fast enough for the next day? My carts charge one drawer at a time, and it seems like they are not charging fast enough?

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Please respond, is anyone else having issues with the VR sets not charging fast enough for the next day? My carts charge one drawer at a time, and it seems like they are not charging fast enough?