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Learning design
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 →
Semester one has started and our team has been busy uploading unit content and guiding students in understanding this unique blended unit which provides them an element of choice in their studies. The lecturer and tutors had briefed the students… 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 →
The HTC-Vive and Microsoft Hololens have been purchased using the grant funds, both came rapidly. The HTC-Vive a little delayed by the Christmas rush – it is now a top end present for early adopting teenagers in the games market…. 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 →
In our previous posts we told you a bit about who we are and what our project is about. But how will our research help students? The integration of adaptive and mobile e-learning in our Italian language beginner classes is expected… Continue Reading →
