Anson Ho: Mixed Reality in the Classroom: A New Vision for Computing and Learning
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Anson Ho will discuss how Microsoft's technology has the ability to disrupt the delivery of education. This event will be a case study on how free enterprise, technology, and innovation can potentially improve the lives of many people. Immersive technologies are becoming more popular and accessible to consumers, and this means that we are starting to see their use in a wider variety of settings, including the classroom. This is a positive development for teachers and students alike. When immersive technologies and game-based learning are deployed correctly and in a pedagogically consistent manner, they have the potential to support and expand curriculum, enhancing learning outcomes in ways which haven’t been previously possible, affordable, or scalable. Learn about how immersive technologies like the HoloLens and Windows Mixed Reality is transforming classroom time.
The event is free and open to the public. Please join us in Gatton B&E Classroom 311 from 3:00pm to 4:00pm.
To watch the recording of this event, CLICK HERE.
Anson Ho is a Program Manager at Microsoft. He works on bringing mixed reality into the classroom. Ho received a Bachelor of Applied Science and a Master of Applied Science in Systems Design Engineering from the University of Waterloo.