Mobile VR Brain Simulation for use with VR/Cardboard
This simulation allows for a deeper visualization and understanding of cognitive and neurological processes, facilitating interactive and practical learning of complex concepts. Pedagogically, the brain simulation reinforces constructivist theory, enabling students to apply prior knowledge and build new ideas through simulated experiences in a safe, controlled environment.
This simulation allows for a deeper visualization and understanding of cognitive and neurological processes, facilitating interactive and practical learning of complex concepts. Pedagogically, the brain simulation reinforces constructivist theory, enabling students to apply prior knowledge and build new ideas through simulated experiences in a safe, controlled environment.
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VirtualEd-MES (Modeling & Simulation Program | Award #P116S220005)
Project Director: Prof. Yosanalis Torres, [email protected]
Innovative Curriculum Specialist and PI: Dr. Miriam L. Delgado, [email protected]
MSP Lead Specialist: Emmanuel Montañez, [email protected]
Mobile VR Version for use with VR/Cardboard
Tools: Unreal Engine, Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere
Access more simulations at: www.stemsuccesscenter.org/simulations