ISTE 2017: From VR Consumers to VR Creators

User-friendly tech tools make it easy for students to create their own virtual worlds.

<p>Alex Wolf, Facilitator, Office of Digital Learning, Baltimore County Public Schools</p>

<p>Ryan Twentey, Art Educator, Baltimore County Public Schools</p>

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<li>Nonprofit organization Digital Promise partnered with Baltimore County Public Schools to provide virtual reality equipment.</li>
<li>Students at five high schools collaborated to create their own virtual reality content.</li>
<li>Initiatives like this help students transition from being consumers of digital content to telling their own individual stories.</li>
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