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Grants and
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Virtual reality
learning helps to extend school boundaries in an economical manner. Schools
that could not afford “luxuries” like science and language labs now see
students experimenting and exploring in VR labs at a fraction of the cost.
Because VR is based on the same PCs already in schools, it is within the
means of every school to greatly increase student achievement.
SUNRISE is
proud to introduce Virtual Reality to schools around the world. Your
students will use VR, excited about school as never before: you will see it
first hand. Teachers and administrators meet with SUNRISE to discuss
strategies to bring VR to your school. We’ll discuss a range of issues
from funding and curriculum to professional development and evaluation.
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SUNRISE Schools: Overview |
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VR is
completely PC-based
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Low cost VR
headsets, tracking, and gloves are used
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VR software
is installed directly onto school computers
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New programs
are available periodically
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As with all
academic processes, virtual reality learning must be planned and managed.
Below are resources for administrators.
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Virtual Reality and School
Administration
This white
paper is a brief introduction to administrative issues. It includes
topics such as planning, parents, safety, and tech support.
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Administration:
Writing the Grant
Often, grants
are necessary for schools to obtain VR systems. This document is a
guide to writing a grant.
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Sample Grant
This document
is a sample grant designed to inspire ideas about writing the grant. |
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