You can also easily select and send any item on the playlist by clicking its icon .
To view what each of your students can see in real-time, use the ClassView option
at the bottom right of your preview image. This opens up a dashboard view of all the
headset screens:
To return to the head-tracking image, simply click Preview.
To check all your ClassVR headsets are functioning correctly, take a look at the Devices
pane to the right of the screen.
From here, you can tell if your devices are connected to the network. Once they are in use
(being worn), they will show as Active.
This pane also gives you a useful warning if any of your ClassVR headsets are running low
on battery or have been in use for more than 15 minutes:
To return your headsets to student-directed mode, press the home button.
This will return the headset to the menu screen, where students can use gesture
controls to open specific experiences or apps. Scan a QRKey from one of our VR
lesson plans to switch the available experiences.
To send your students to a neutral ‘waiting room’ experience, click the hourglass.
Low battery
Device in use for more
than 15 minutes
4.4. Finding teacher resources
Your ClassVR subscription comes complete with a range of regularly-updated lesson plans
and Augmented Reality worksheets. You can find PDF versions of these resources on the
ClassVR portal.
In the Plan section of the ClassVR Portal, look for Subscriptions in the Libraries area.
Click Avantis Lesson Plans to view thumbnails of all the available PDFs.
At the top of the page, you’ll find cross-curricular lesson plans written by qualified
teachers. Further down the page, you’ll find interactive Augmented Reality worksheets.
Simply click the thumbnail to open or download the PDF you require.
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