Want to Hear Augmented Reality? Try Out Here Active Listening Ear-buds
Joshua | January 15, 2016
Playing with Sound: You can check out the audio simulation here to understand how Here will work. You will get effects like Flange, which could lend a psychedelic quality to a boring lecture and Reverb, which can make you feel a small room’s sound like a huge concert hall. The controls are also simpler, like increasing or decreasing bass or treble and manual EQ controls, just like you would do to hear music in your smartphone.
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<more at http://www.augmentedrealitytrends.com/augmented-reality/here-active-listening-ear-buds.html; related links: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dopplerlabs/here-active-listening-change-the-way-you-hear-the (Here Active Listening - Transform The Way You Hear The World website) and https://www.dopplerlabs.com/ (Doppler Labs website)>
Augmented Reality. AR, is used in the classroom to enhance a student's learning and increase engagement in the classroom setting. I have found that the use of Augmented Reality can motivate, excite, and give equity of a lesson to the students. Here are a few ways I have encouraged my students and staff to incorporate AR into school activities.
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