I published a piece in Slate this afternoon on the heels of Apple announcing its new Vision Pro AR/VR headset (“Apple Is Ignoring Something Big About Augmented Reality,” June 8). For that piece, I wrote about watching Apple’s announcement through my own experience teaching with Google Glass in the classroom almost 10 years ago. I am not dismissive of the entire product category. There were some really interesting gaming and information layer options Glass had that I could see being popular. My class also did some great work with video on the device.
Sharing some writing, and extra thoughts
Sharing some writing, and extra thoughts
Sharing some writing, and extra thoughts
I published a piece in Slate this afternoon on the heels of Apple announcing its new Vision Pro AR/VR headset (“Apple Is Ignoring Something Big About Augmented Reality,” June 8). For that piece, I wrote about watching Apple’s announcement through my own experience teaching with Google Glass in the classroom almost 10 years ago. I am not dismissive of the entire product category. There were some really interesting gaming and information layer options Glass had that I could see being popular. My class also did some great work with video on the device.