Going 3-D in the classroom — from kqed.org by Derek Lartaud
Excerpt:
It’s a 3-D world, so why not let students create and learn in 3-D? In so many disciplines — architecture, computer science, entertainment, engineering — it’s becoming increasingly useful to problem-solve and be creative in three dimensions. With 360 degree video, Google Earth’s 3-D maps, Oculus Rift’s virtual reality headset, and Google’s soon-to-be-released 3-D mapping phone, students, too, will be more immersed in 3-D technology than ever before. Luckily, there are some great tools out there to create 3-D projects in the classroom.