Augmented Reality for Schools

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Augmented Reality for Schools

Information layering on real objects using Image recognition

Mobile App Development

Designing the User Experience

Creating 3D models and texture for the models

Content management

Integration with existing site or app

Social sharing

What we do

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Augmented Reality for schools


• T-shirts

• Books

• Coffee mugs / Bags

• Yearbooks

• Newsletters

• Homework

• Performance reviews

• Updates

• Alphabets & Numbers

• Animals & Bugs

• Musical Instruments

• Solar System Classroom Aids At Home

MerchandiseCommunication

Augpix sets up your own Augmented Reality account for the use of AR in your school

Custom apps for iOS and Android platforms

Collaboration with our design team to understand the curriculum to create relevant Augmented content

A training workshop for teachers to incorporate these apps in their lesson plans

Setting up an Augmented Reality display in your school which parents, teachers and students can access to showcase performance, performers, projects, etc.

Use of the apps for distinctive ways to communicate with parents through newsletters and yearbooks

A full suite of tablets and smartphones to give your student hands on access to this cutting edge technology

Continued support and updates to content and technology

What the school gets


Props available at the school


Books Currency Posters UniformsFlash cardsNewsletters Website Noticeboard

Stamps Logos

Gives children easy access to direct instruction, even when the classroom teacher is tied up working with another student.

Powerful in early childhood settings because it is so simple to use. The only skill a child needs to access the video is the ability to scan the appropriate image.

When children find themselves unsure about exactly how to form the number that they need to write, they will scan the appropriate card to watch the video.

Number formation with AR


The scan-able images or “trigger images”Each number has a unique background

The overlaysA short video clip that shows children how to form the number correctly & repeats for as long as the iPad is held over the trigger image.

Each number 1-9 has a poem that gives hints on how to write the number.

E.g., the poem for number one is “A straight line down is one. That’s fun!”

Attach the overlays to the image of the numberIf the child needs to write an eight, and can’t remember how it goes, he or she can simply scan the image of the 7, which will trigger the video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ctUFj5XJjc

Reference: Augmented Reality in the Classroom: Writing Numbers 1 through 9July 30, 2013 by technologyinearlychildhood




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Provides additional reading support to students

Can complement existing methods of teaching children to read, spell and write

Flash Cards can reinforce letters, phonetics & sight words through 3-d models, animation and sounds in a way that makes students excited about learning to read

Cards content varies from Animals, Bugs, Musical instruments or the solar system

Improves attention span and engagement, especially among second language learner students.

Make words and letters pop out


Reference:

CardsFestival cards could be made for parents with an AR aspect. The card could include a trigger for a video of their child’s class celebrating a festival and the class wishing the recipient. Information on how to access this video would be included inside the card.

For the smaller ones


Music and ARLink instrument posters on the wall to videos of musicians playing those instruments through the app. Students can thus see how to play the instrument and what it sounds like.

Make tangible the more abstract topics


Geometry, Chemistry or HistoryNow, it can be made absorbing!

We work with you to develop the relevant content for your school’s curriculum.

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Communications and PR


Why some School are Going Beyond Printed Newsletters

Stapled pages sent home in a student’s backpack don’t cut it in the digital age. Be the thought leader!

Augment your Content & Increase Involvement

Suggested books to complement the curriculum. Augment with book review links or video

Enhanced Calendar of Events. Augment calendar with pop-outs for events. Graduation day on calendar could have a graduation cap spin around on that day!

Promote new offerings – be it Guitar lessons, a weekend coding course or language lessons

Talk about what the class learned this month, by sharing a actual class video

Share personalized feedback for each child through either a video feed or a link to a blog page

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Augmented Reality for Schools