Education and Virtual Reality - Reimagining education with VR

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Education and Virtual RealityBy Michael BodekaerLabster CTO and Learn Technologies CEO

The World is Facing

Great Challenges

And we all rely on the next generation of young scientiststo come up with new great innovations to solve challenges

But science education is found to be

boring, ineffective and expensiveSource: Moskovitz, SCIENCE, 2011, Institute for Technology and Engineering (2008)

Are we really innovating education?

E-books, YouTube and MOOCs all just bring same content out to more students. Teaching method is still the same as 50 years ago. No real innovation there.

“For jets, more than 90% of the experimental comparisons

favored simulator and aircraft training over aircraft training alone.”Source: Hays, Robert T., US Naval Training Systems Ctr, Human Factors Div, Orlando, FL, US (1992)

Why not just build a virtual laboratory simulator?

We could instantly give millions of students access

to cutting-edge laboratories at almost no costs!

Watch full talk to see Labster ’s virtual laboratories.

bit.ly/vr-labs

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Source: Nature Biotechnology 2014, Statistically significant (p<0.001)

Labster’s virtual laboratories are proven to significantly increase learning impact over traditional methods.

Virtual Reality brings a whole new dimension to education

Watch full TEDx talk to see the Virtual Reality education.bit.ly/vr-labs

Teachers play a vital role in

technology adoption

Jack Andraka

Let us inspire and empower more young students like Jack Andraka,

who invented a breakthrough low-cost test for pancreatic cancer

And remember: We all rely on the next generation of young scientists

to come up with new great innovations to solve challenges

Labster creates innovative virtual laboratories to empower and inspire young students with more engaging and effective 3D learning simulations.

You can see more and try the laboratories for free at www.labster.com