1. iPad Appy Hour Session 4 With Bob and Lori

2. Agenda What is Augmented Reality? Ice Breaker #1 Ice Breaker #2 Augmented Reality Apps What is Augmented Reality? Ice Breaker #1 Ice Breaker #2 Augmented Reality Apps

3. What is Augmented Reality? Abbreviated as AR, Augmented Reality is The process of superimposing digitally rendered images onto our real-world surroundings, giving a sense of an illusion or virtual reality.

4. Augmented Reality Explained

5. Ice Breaker #1 (Revisited) Grab an iPad AND a game board from the front table. Find the Amazing Space Journey App. Wait for directions. Have the Solar System in the palm of your hand, on your desk, etc. Download the board here. here Grab an iPad AND a game board from the front table. Find the Amazing Space Journey App. Wait for directions. Have the Solar System in the palm of your hand, on your desk, etc. Download the board here. here

6. Ice Breaker #2 Grab a different game board from the front table. Find the Shape Quest App. Wait for directions. 80 fun-filled educational puzzles focused on geometry, spatial reasoning and problem solving Download the board here.here Grab a different game board from the front table. Find the Shape Quest App. Wait for directions. 80 fun-filled educational puzzles focused on geometry, spatial reasoning and problem solving Download the board here.here

7. QR Codes Stands for Quick Response A 2D (two-dimensional) barcode that stores information (URL, etc.) both horizontally -- as one- dimensional bar codes do -- and vertically. As a result of that construction, 2D codes can store up to 7,089 characters, significantly greater storage than is possible with the 20- character capacity of a unidimensional barcode. Stands for Quick Response A 2D (two-dimensional) barcode that stores information (URL, etc.) both horizontally -- as one- dimensional bar codes do -- and vertically. As a result of that construction, 2D codes can store up to 7,089 characters, significantly greater storage than is possible with the 20- character capacity of a unidimensional barcode.

8. QR Code Reader Information The better the camera on your device, the better its ability to read QR codes: – Smaller codes – Codes with more information – Codes at a greater distance Reader we recommend: – QR Code Reader by Scan, Inc. QR Code Reader by Scan, Inc. The better the camera on your device, the better its ability to read QR codes: – Smaller codes – Codes with more information – Codes at a greater distance Reader we recommend: – QR Code Reader by Scan, Inc. QR Code Reader by Scan, Inc.

9. QR Code Generator Information Use Kaywa, QR Stuff, or sites to create QR codes. Use KaywaQR Stuff Static: – Points to a fixed address, etc. Dynamic: – Ability to change the information stored within the QR Code without having to generate a new code. – Use Snap.vu to create these When creating a QR Code with a lengthy URL, shorten the URL using bit.ly or goo.gl. Use Vocaroo or QR Voice to record audio files embedded into a QR Code. Use Kaywa, QR Stuff, or sites to create QR codes. Use KaywaQR Stuff Static: – Points to a fixed address, etc. Dynamic: – Ability to change the information stored within the QR Code without having to generate a new code. – Use Snap.vu to create these When creating a QR Code with a lengthy URL, shorten the URL using bit.ly or goo.gl. Use Vocaroo or QR Voice to record audio files embedded into a QR Code.

10. Aurasma Bring tagged images, objects and even physical locations to life with interactive digital content, such as video, animations, and 3D. These augmented reality experiences are called Auras. Build Auras using your own photos and videos, or alternatively, select from thousands of digital animations available on the platform. Most popular user-generated Auras include adding 3D dinosaurs to your street, sending a video message on a greeting card, leaving hidden clues in a treasure hunt, or adding information to classroom materials. View an extreme example here.here Bring tagged images, objects and even physical locations to life with interactive digital content, such as video, animations, and 3D. These augmented reality experiences are called Auras. Build Auras using your own photos and videos, or alternatively, select from thousands of digital animations available on the platform. Most popular user-generated Auras include adding 3D dinosaurs to your street, sending a video message on a greeting card, leaving hidden clues in a treasure hunt, or adding information to classroom materials. View an extreme example here.here

11. Aurasma Tips Create an account online at Aurasma Studio.Aurasma Because internet Safety Mode is enabled at school, save YouTube videos to your computer before embedding them as overlays. For uniformity, let’s agree that setting an action to Double Tap will mean open full screen. Create an account online at Aurasma Studio.Aurasma Because internet Safety Mode is enabled at school, save YouTube videos to your computer before embedding them as overlays. For uniformity, let’s agree that setting an action to Double Tap will mean open full screen.

12. How to Create a Private Aura on an iPad Open Camera; Slide controller on iPad to video; take video of partner reciting a tongue twister. Close camera; open Aurasma (purple A); allow Aurasma to access Camera Tap white A at bottom of screen Tap + (plus sign) at bottom of page Tap Device at bottom of page Tap + (plus sign); allow Aurasma to access photo album Click on the video you just made; tap use; name your video Tap finish; tap video Click select at bottom right corner A camera page will pop up; take a photo of the Tongue Twister paper Move the video to position how it will pop up; you can twist and turn it; press the purple arrow at the bottom right corner when you are happy with the video position. Give your aura a name; tap finish Tap the square at bottom center to try your aura! Open Camera; Slide controller on iPad to video; take video of partner reciting a tongue twister. Close camera; open Aurasma (purple A); allow Aurasma to access Camera Tap white A at bottom of screen Tap + (plus sign) at bottom of page Tap Device at bottom of page Tap + (plus sign); allow Aurasma to access photo album Click on the video you just made; tap use; name your video Tap finish; tap video Click select at bottom right corner A camera page will pop up; take a photo of the Tongue Twister paper Move the video to position how it will pop up; you can twist and turn it; press the purple arrow at the bottom right corner when you are happy with the video position. Give your aura a name; tap finish Tap the square at bottom center to try your aura!

13. How to Create a Public Aura on an iPad Open Camera; Slide controller on iPad to video; take video of partner reciting a tongue twister. Close camera; open Aurasma (purple A); allow Aurasma to access Camera Tap white A at bottom of screen; tap person icon bottom right; tap account top right Move slider to existing; Log in Tap + (plus sign) at bottom of page Tap Device at bottom of page Click on the video you just made Click select at bottom right corner A camera page will pop up; take a photo of the Tongue Twister paper Move the video to position how it will pop up; you can twist and turn it; press the purple arrow at the bottom right corner when you are happy with the video position. Tap public; slide add a channel to yes Tap + (plus sign) Add a channel Give your aura a name; tap finish Tap the square at bottom center to try your aura! Open Camera; Slide controller on iPad to video; take video of partner reciting a tongue twister. Close camera; open Aurasma (purple A); allow Aurasma to access Camera Tap white A at bottom of screen; tap person icon bottom right; tap account top right Move slider to existing; Log in Tap + (plus sign) at bottom of page Tap Device at bottom of page Click on the video you just made Click select at bottom right corner A camera page will pop up; take a photo of the Tongue Twister paper Move the video to position how it will pop up; you can twist and turn it; press the purple arrow at the bottom right corner when you are happy with the video position. Tap public; slide add a channel to yes Tap + (plus sign) Add a channel Give your aura a name; tap finish Tap the square at bottom center to try your aura!