Google have been producing some truly ground-breaking VR experiences for some time now. From simple mobile apps like Street View, Arts and Spotlight Stories to the majesty of Tilt Brush, Blocks and Google Earth VR, they’ve long been a source of creative inspiration for educators looking to integrate VR in their classrooms. The Google WebVR Experiments are no exception – offering glimpses of various new ideas and concepts all through the platform-agnostic medium of WebVR. Ther

Virtual Museum Tours are steadily becoming more and more common. VR has the power to transport users to places they might never be able to visit in real life so welcoming digital visitors into the museums of the world is a natural fit. It’s also a huge win for students across the globe as they get to explore some amazing pieces of world history with unprecedented access and ease. This really strikes a chord with me as an international educator, working in a British curriculum