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VR and AR can be hard to experience with motion sickness. Even if the teacher can make accommodations, the student doesn't get to get the full experience.

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VR and AR can be hard to experience with motion sickness. Even if the teacher can make accommodations, the student doesn't get to get the full experience.

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it would give my students ways to experience things they may never be able to in reality 

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it would give my students ways to experience things they may never be able to in reality 

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Let them be creative but with boundaries!

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I think it is important to keep the students on track... maybe have a guide or questions to follow along with?

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Be sure a set of instructions are given before passing out materials and make it understood that kids will likely have to share because they are expensive and therefore they don't have enough for everyone.

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Be sure a set of instructions are given before passing out materials and make it understood that kids will likely have to share because they are expensive and therefore they don't have enough for everyone.

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When planning on using VR/AR technology with students you need to make sure that they know how to use the technology correctly, so that they don't either mess anything up or not have a fun experience. When doing this the students need to be able to have a focus on learning even though it is going to be fun and new to them.

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Some students may have motion sickness, so the teacher may need to have an alternative for them.

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Some students may have motion sickness, so the teacher may need to have an alternative for them.

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Make sure to have students focus on the lesson being taught and not just focusing on playing around. 

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Make sure to have students focus on the lesson being taught and not just focusing on playing around. 

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Teaching them the correct way to handle and care for this technology

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Teaching them the correct way to handle and care for this technology

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Make sure the students are learning as well as having fun

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Make sure the students are learning as well as having fun

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when planning to use vr/ar I think it is important to use plans that are interested in the lesson you are immersing them in

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when planning to use vr/ar I think it is important to use plans that are interested in the lesson you are immersing them in

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I think that it is extremely important that a set of rules are in place.
Forbes Collier

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Don't use VR/AR technology to completely supplement all enriching opportunities to leave the classroom. 

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Don't use VR/AR technology to completely supplement all enriching opportunities to leave the classroom. 

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Caitlin Burke

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I think it is important to have a concrete set of rules that the students must follow in order to use the headsets properly and avoid damage. Also allowing them to ask questions about the rules and VR headsets in general 

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I think it is important to have a concrete set of rules that the students must follow in order to use the headsets properly and avoid damage. Also allowing them to ask questions about the rules and VR headsets in general 

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some students may think it is funny to fall or go crazy with the headsets on 

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some students may think it is funny to fall or go crazy with the headsets on 

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Make sure to keep students on track. Don't let them lose control and go crazy when they get the headsets.

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Make sure to keep students on track. Don't let them lose control and go crazy when they get the headsets.

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A lot of kids have never used this technology, so it will be new to them.

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We must make sure that we have thought about all the ways the lesson could go to avoid some of those issues we discussed. plan ways to troubleshoot

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I think a benefit to consider is those who may not be able to physically go on field trips (for example) maybe because of a handicap. So maybe to have VR/AR so that those students can able to have cool experiences!! However on that same note, as a drawback, think about who can stand a VR/AR, what about those who become motion sick easily, or cannot handle it otherwise, also we don’t want children to build a dependency or think they can do whatever they want with it.. so to establish clear guidelines, and times to use it!

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Consider that students have the proper skills to use a VR technology, and how this technology will enhance their learning experience. 

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Consider that students have the proper skills to use a VR technology, and how this technology will enhance their learning experience. 

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It enhances learning for kids, putting them in a situation and letting them experience for themselves, however, VR can be expensive for good quality equipment and students might hate other ways of learning after they see how "fun" this can be. In reality, VR cannot be used a lot of the time.

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making sure the lesson is immersive and interesting, but they'll also learn material in the process

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making sure the lesson is immersive and interesting, but they'll also learn material in the process

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emma kindsvatter

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VR/AR will give kids an opportunity to experience the world in a different light, which generate more questions and more engagement in students
Claire Griffin