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Augmented and virtual reality in K-12 education? What would it look like?

3 Exciting Ways to Use Augmented and Virtual Reality in the K–12 Classroom Bringing distant places closer to students and boosting retention through enhanced visual cues, AR/VR adds value to teaching and learning.

From a King County student's perspective: http://www.seattletimes.com/education-lab/student-voices-traditional-school-didnt-work-for-me-so-i-enrolled-in-an-online-school/

Student voices: Traditional school didn’t work for me, so I enrolled in an online school Students need to know about all the options they have for completing high school, says Rahima Ali, a Running Start student who attends Insight School of Washington and Shoreline Community College.

Creative, customized education is such an obvious solution to areas where "business as usual" is not working well. http://educationnext.org/get-blended-learning-right/

How To Get Blended Learning Right - Education Next What happens when reformers try to use blended learning in a disruptive way in the hardest-to-serve parts of Detroit?