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HTC Vive
After a load of hard work, a bit of stress and a lot of support from the team in the Centre for Education Futures (love you guys!) – we have delivered a cancer VR experience that teaches third year science… Continue Reading →
Use of the HTC-Vive and Microsoft Hololens to Simulate Group Interactions- Midway Blog Posted on July 15, 2017 by smbunt Michael Ovens has made a brain simulator to try out on our students. At present we use very expensive Somso models like this… Continue Reading →
Hi, I have been having lots of fun creating the content for the Virtual Realities of Cancer experience. Although I give lectures on the content that I have included, I have spent hours researching, reading and refreshing my knowledge to… Continue Reading →
Hi! Thank you for taking the time to read about our exciting project that plans to exploit the engaging nature of virtual reality to teach cancer biology. Our student body and their needs are changing and we simply must respond…. Continue Reading →
Welcome to the Centre for Education Futures scholarships blog. This blog showcases the radical and innovative research projects being undertaken by Education Futures scholarship and secondment recipients here at UWA. The scholarship projects are from various disciplines across… Continue Reading →
Augmented and Virtual Reality in Medical Anatomy Teaching (Using Hololens, Oculus Rift and HTC Vive)
Virtual Reality, Virtual Worlds – Virtual Teaching Staff? This article was published in the Advocate, journal of the National Tertiary Education Union, December 2016 Stuart Bunt Virtual (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) have been around for decades but have only… Continue Reading →
