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55 results for "3D"

55 results for "3D"

3D

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From 3-dimensional image capture to stereoscopic visualization and from anthropology to biochemistry, 3D imagery can help students understand some concepts and objects much more quickly.

Google Earth

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Google Earth lets you fly anywhere on Earth to view satellite imagery, maps, terrain, and 3D buildings, from galaxies in outer space to the canyons of the ocean.

Learning in Virtual Reality

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Tired of only hearing about AI in learning? Join multidisciplinary technology consultant and AV/VR expert Matt Cook as he leads us through the possibilities of virtual 3D spaces for teaching and learning at Harvard. From the pyramids of Giza to Caribbean...

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What we do Are you interested in trying new ways of teaching? The Academic Technology for FAS provides expert advice, consulting, training, development, and support including: Multimedia teaching materials (course websites, interactive software and custom...

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Consulting & Training ATG offers year-round training and consulting designed to support meaningful and innovative uses of technology in the FAS curriculum. (more...) Multimedia ATG provides both operational and R&D support for teaching with multimedia in...

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Consulting and Training Academic Technology for FAS offers year-round training and consulting designed to support meaningful and innovative uses of technology in the FAS curriculum. Find upcoming workshops and other events, and contact us with questions...

Would We Know Life If We Saw It?

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Over the last few decades, scientists have found thousands of planets beyond our own. Some of those planets might be habitable, and perhaps even inhabited already; but how can we tell? Clara Sousa-Silva (Center for Astrophysics | Harvard-Smithsonian)...

Touch This Page: Making Sense of the Ways We Read

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The Digital Futures Consortium at Harvard invites you to the final event in the 2018–19 Digital Futures Discovery Series, highlighting an experiential exhibition about the multisensory experiences of reading. What did the last book you read feel like? By...