SXSW Showcases 360 Videos Online May 22-31
If you’re sheltering in place on this Memorial Day Weekend, check out the SXSW 360 videos that are now online through May 31. The VR experiences were originally meant to be available …
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Favorite Spots at SXSW 2017 for VR, AR and AI Experiences
The SXSW 2017 conference-festival taking place in Austin is like no other. It starts with a conference on education and goes through interactive, tech, games, film and environment. For New Yorkers like …
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Splash: Can a VR App Become Social Media?
Take a look at the Splash VR app for iOS which is making news at SXSW Interactive. Combining VR and social media, it won the top prize at SXSW’s startup accelerator in …
SXSW VR Events and Panels
As expected, there’s lots of VR events at SXSW this year. And virtual reality was the focus of a number of sessions (including ours) at SXSWedu last week as the medium begins …
SXSW – Please Support Our SXSW Proposals
SXSW 2016 We thoroughly enjoyed leading a Core Conversation on Wearable Technology at SXSW 2015. We have submitted two proposals for 2016, one to SXSWedu and one to SXSW-Interactive. Part of the …
Beyond SXSWedu: The Wearable Conversation Continues
The conversation from our Wear to Learn session on Wearables in Education at SXSWedu continues. We truly enjoyed the active participation in our session and were excited to see some after-conference summaries that …
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SXSWedu Preview Video: Wear to Learn
Watch the preview video for our presentation Wear to Learn on Wearables in Education at SXSWedu on Thursday morning, 10:30-11:30am in Salon F at the Hilton Austin Hotel. We are on the …
SXSW Session – Wear to Learn: The Body as an Interface
Join us for our SXSW-EDU session on Wearable Technology in Austin, Texas! The session will be on Thursday, March 12th at 10:30am. SXSW-EDU Description: What happens as wearable tech enters the …
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