Immersive learning technologies captivate and motivate us by bringing a new focus on content in today’s world of distractions.
What we do...
Our design teams have created immersive technology opportunities in many different fields of study ranging from archeology, to journalism, to nursing and beyond.
Immersive learning offers a different experience for each student, catering more to individual needs. The user is required to interact with the reality presented (as opposed to only visually or audibly processing it). Whether it is virtual or augmented reality, different parts of the brain are stimulated in that interaction and behavior that enhances our comprehension and retention of the information being presented.
If you are interested in developing an immersive technology for your specific department or project contact us today for more information!
Immersive ATI Projects and Offerings
Immersive 360-degree video is a new immersive technology with powerful storytelling capabilities for any discipline. See more about its use in the classroom, and see a project. Contact us to use this technology today!
This project supported by a CSU mini-grant will produce a series of VR learning modules for students in the Department of Anthropology meant to teach them archeological knowledge. Students learn how to walk a transect in an archeological dig and how to make inferences about artifacts. See video on Project Ambrosia.
A VR experience starting with a simple viewer anyone can access and use. Read more about Google Cardboard.
ATI wants to help you build your dreams and use technology to bring learning to life. Talk to us and tell us what that dream is and let's collaborate to make it happen. Reach out today!
Our campus is proud to be a leader among campuses creating VR for the classroom. With current projects in Archeology, Music and Nursing, with more to come. Read more about Virtual Reality.
AR is here! With Augmented Reality, students and faculty can see the existing world around them in a whole new way, with educational benefits. AR is where a technology that superimposes a computer-generated image on a user's view of the real world, thus providing a composite view. Read more about augmented reality.
Virtual Reality
Virtual reality (VR) is a complete immersion experience that minimizes the users' perception of the physical world and replaces that world with a virtual one. With VR the environment itself is created for you to experience. Once you are wearing the VR goggles and holding the paddles you have been transported to a new reality.
Augmented Reality
Augmented reality Is a partial immersion in a digital environment but with the added presence of the existing environment around you. Examples of this experience would be applications like Snapchat’s Lenses and the game Pokemon Go. With augmented reality you are seeing a version of reality that allows you to layer digital information on top of the existing reality. This allows you to observe interactions between the two. There are many commercial applications for this technology in such areas as construction, fashion, design, and diagnostics.
360-Degree Video
360-degree video is a new immersive technology with powerful storytelling capabilities for any discipline. 360 degree video is a visual discipline in which you are able to create a complete, detailed, 2 dimensional video of a location or object in 360 degrees that can then be shared without the viewer being present in the space. This can be an invaluable tool to keep sacred or delicate spaces and objects safe. They can remain untouched or limited touch, and stay as preserved as possible by this technology. You can also bring the experience to you, avoiding the expense and/or danger of travel.