Why ISTE Was Not Just for Educators
Cover image courtesy of Stacey Finkel. We’re excited to infinity and beyond to be part of the Apple Pop-Up Classroom at #ISTE2019!! 🚀What an awesome way to explore ideas for #augmentedreality in the classroom. @AppleEDU #ARVRinEDU #iOS #iPad #Swift #ARKit pic.twitter.com/LSlWy18Nv9 — AR Makr (@ARMakrApp) June 24, 2019 ISTE was far from exclusive to educators….
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Cover image courtesy of Stacey Finkel.
We’re excited to infinity and beyond to be part of the Apple Pop-Up Classroom at #ISTE2019!! 🚀What an awesome way to explore ideas for #augmentedreality in the classroom. @AppleEDU #ARVRinEDU #iOS #iPad #Swift #ARKit pic.twitter.com/LSlWy18Nv9
— AR Makr (@ARMakrApp) June 24, 2019
ISTE was far from exclusive to educators. Software and technology providers are entering the educational world with more frequency. Some of their products are now some of the industry’s bright spots and highlights of events like ISTE.
AR Makr, an app from Line Break Studio allows users and students to experience augmented reality through a smart device in the classroom.
The company’s app was in-use and on display at ISTE in the Apple Pop-Up Classroom.
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