Event Information
In this interactive session, participants will explore how 6th-grade students used augmented reality (AR) tools like CoSpaces and Blippar to create an immersive digital math museum. The project integrates math concepts such as fractions, decimals, and percentages, allowing students to design AR exhibits that their peers can explore. The session will begin with a live demo showcasing student work, followed by a hands-on activity where attendees will use AR tools to create their own math-based exhibits. Throughout the session, participants will engage in peer discussions and collaborative activities, gaining insight into the practical application of AR in the classroom and strategies for fostering inclusivity and creativity among students.
The session will also highlight how AR promotes active learning, encouraging students to apply math concepts in innovative ways. Attendees will leave with practical knowledge of AR tools, ideas for incorporating them into their own lessons, and strategies for fostering collaboration and inclusivity. The session aims to show how technology can transform math education by creating engaging, interactive learning experiences.
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