@Shelly_Chard while you’re looking into VR/AR I totally recommend checking out @PaulHamilton8’s AR projects. He’s doing some very cool stuff which doesn’t need a full team of programmers to achieve. :)
@Shelly_Chard 2/2 The photo sphere stuff can be created using tons of easy to use programs and frameworks like: CenarioVR, Captivate2019, and A-frame... but as far as I know you still need strong 3D animation capability for 3D models.
@Shelly_Chard 1/2 I personally think it depends on what kind of AR/VR you’re talking about. I wouldn’t want to build a 3D model in house with tech where it is ATM, but i would happily build 2D photo-sphere content in house.
Do not buy the #AppleWatchSeries4. It’s screen is made of porcelain. I juste looked down to check the time and the screen is shattered, I didn’t even notice hitting anything? I’ve had this for less than a month, haven’t even made the first payment. Had the last one for 3 years.
I’m thrilled to let you all know that my second book, Mastering #AdobeCaptivate 2019, co-authored with @damienbkx, is now released and available at Packt and Amazon website: https://t.co/CUFqTnoZJ5 #eLearning#edtech#VR#Learning#Captivate
Charts and graphs can add clarity to numbers, but not all of them are created alike. These before and after examples take common data visualization problems and show you how to clean them up. https://t.co/eUMib1YYMb
Looking into a stand alone LRS to compliment my organisation’s out of date LMS. Does any one have any recommendations or words of caution? #LRS#eLearning#xAPI