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This is why I rarely take photos of things around my house. All I can see is the dust and pet hair and clutter.
2016 marked the 5th year for TEDxOhioStateUniversity. This year’s theme, Reconstructing Reality, featured students, faculty, staff, and alumni as speakers and performers who inspired and challenged our concepts of science, technology, history, and life. (Hudson Sharrock/Ohio State University Office of Student Life)
The Hackathon SNX.VR connected neuroscience, art, and virtual reality. The objective was to experiment around the question of how breathing can be transformed and how it can be used in VR technology. Read more about the project: www.swissnexbrazil.org/
This artwork is in Little Rock. I changed the wording on the small white sign to complete a line in the song "Railway Reality" by MWK (one of my favorite bands).
the pic at right.. is real
the pic at left is the same but it was edited by PhotoShop!
I did it by the help of Cute Angel & another friend!
arigatoo both of you ^-^
Manipulating Reality - How Images Redefine the World
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2014/06/14(sat)
KAWAKAMI FOREVER 2014
@ HUCK FINN
LIFE
FRAMTID
POIKKEUS
ZYANOSE
ULCER
DISTURD
REALITY CRISIS
Virtual reality (VR) has emerged as a powerful tool with significant potential for transforming special education. One key impact of special education in VR is the ability to create safe and controlled environments for students to practice and develop skills. For example, VR simulations can help students with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) navigate social situations or cope with sensory challenges in a controlled and supportive setting.
This technology allows educators to tailor experiences to individual students' needs, providing targeted interventions and fostering skill development in areas such as communication, social interaction, and problem-solving. Moreover, VR can facilitate experiential learning by transporting students to virtual worlds that simulate real-life scenarios. Students can explore historical events, scientific concepts, or geographic locations that may otherwise be inaccessible due to physical limitations or safety concerns. This not only enhances their understanding and retention of knowledge but also sparks curiosity and engagement.
Another crucial aspect is the ability of VR to promote inclusion and empathy. By allowing students to step into the shoes of others, VR experiences can cultivate understanding and empathy for individuals with different abilities. This can contribute to reducing stigmatization and fostering a more inclusive and compassionate learning environment. Furthermore, VR can support therapy and rehabilitation for students with physical disabilities or cognitive impairments. Immersive environments can be designed to provide targeted therapy sessions that address specific needs, such as motor skill development or cognitive training.
Thank you Mrs. L. J. Manook (1809-1884):
NOWPASSERS AS YOU PASS BY
AS YOU ARE NOW SO ONCE WAS I
AS I AM NOW SO MUST YOU BE
PREPARE FOR HEAVEN AND FOLLOW ME
LAMENTS ARE NOT FOR THOSE WHO SLEEP
PUT ON THE ARMOUR AND DO NOT WEEP
2016 marked the 5th year for TEDxOhioStateUniversity. This year’s theme, Reconstructing Reality, featured students, faculty, staff, and alumni as speakers and performers who inspired and challenged our concepts of science, technology, history, and life. (Hudson Sharrock/Ohio State University Office of Student Life)