This document provides information about augmented reality (AR) applications that can be used in classroom settings. It describes several examples of how AR can be implemented, including using triggers on textbooks or homework pages to provide video explanations from teachers, setting up an interactive faculty photo display, and adding video reviews to book covers. Additional examples discuss using AR for sign language flashcards, lab safety protocols, and enhancing yearbooks. The document encourages educators to explore how AR could benefit teaching and learning in their classrooms. It concludes by listing AR development companies and apps, and providing contact information for technology specialists available to help with setting up AR projects.

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Would it be amazing if our phones
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The best way of explaining it is to just
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11. aurasma.com

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Aurasma

16. What else?

17. Classroom
ApplicationsS o h o w w i l l y o u u s e i t ?
Homework Mini-Lessons: When students
scan a page of their homework, the page
reveals a video of their teacher helping
them solve a problem.
Faculty Photo Wall: Set up a display of faculty
photos near the school entrance. Visitors can scan
the image of any instructor and see that figure
come to life, telling more about him- or herself.
Book Reviews: Students record themselves giving a brief
review of a novel that they just finished, and then attach that
"aura" (assigned digital information) to a book. Afterward,
anyone can scan the cover of the book and instantly access the
review.
Parent Involvement: Record parents giving brief words of
encouragement to their child, and attach a trigger image to every child's
desk. Anytime students need to hear encouraging words from their
parent, they can scan the image on their desk for virtual inspiration.
Yearbooks: From tributes to video profiles, from sports
highlights to skits and concert footage, the ways that
AR can enhance a school yearbook are limitless.
Word Walls: Students can record themselves providing the
definitions to different vocabulary words on a word wall. Afterward,
anyone can use the Aurasma app to make a peer pop up on screen,
telling them the definition and using the word in a sentence.
Lab Safety: Put triggers (images that activate media when
scanned by an AR-enabled device) all around a science laboratory
so that when students scan them, they can quickly learn the
different safety procedures and protocols for the lab equipment.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Sign Language Flashcards:
With AR, flashcards of vocabulary words can contain a video
overlay that shows how to sign a word or phrase.

18. Google Translate App

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26. AR Flashcards Get it! goo.gl/fkiVkq

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28. QR Code Readers
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Android
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29. How to record or present your iPad screen without wifi :-)
1) Connect your iPad or iPhone to your computer using the USB to lightning cable.
2) On your computer launch QuickTime and select File > New Movie Recording from the menu bar.
3) Choose your iPad or iPhone from the dropdown menu next to the record button.
4) Press the record button to record.
5) Press it again to stop recording.
6) Choose File > Save to save the video recording.

30. Q U E S T I O N S ?
N O W WA S N ’ T T H A T A W E S O M E ! ! !
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Academic
Technology
Specialist
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Karen
Larson
Academic
Technology
Specialist
klarson@sccoe.org