Teaching
because sometimes it’s just really cool stuff
Augmented Reality in Unit Operations
Using visual assistance to facilitate learning with step-by-step guidance
Wouldn't it be cool if we could deliver expert scientific and technical content on time-intensive lab training? Maybe something better than just pictures, videos, or simulations?
Augmented Reality (AR) is a technology that superimposes holographic images over a physical space. The user wears a headset that allows them to see metadata (pictures, videos, and holograms). But the really cool part is that they can actually interact with their space, too. For example, completing a lab tutorial of a unit operation, the user cannot progress until they physically reach out and touch the valve the guide prompts the user to identify.
Lightboard Minivideos
Sometimes it's just easier to learn from short clips rather than lectures
Engaging During Zoom Meetings
How do you get a class to interact with partial differential equations on Zoom?
Outreach
Connecting with the community and sharing science!
