Kari Erstad & Heine Askeland - speakers at Teachmeet International Bett 2020
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Kari Erstad and Heine Askeland from Norway created virtual reality expeditions for their students using inexpensive VR glasses and a 360 camera. They took their students on a virtual tour of the Norwegian Knitting Industry Museum and published the finished product online for others to experience virtually. They also documented their experiences creating VR expeditions on their blog.
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