Within has long been one of my top recommendations to educators looking to bring VR into the classroom. It has that trifecta of qualities that make it an excellent option for use in the classroom: It’s free – which is crucial when schools are generally budget-conscious. It works on absolutely any device – from a tablet to a cardboard to aVive. It contains meaningful, engaging content which can be used across the curriculum Within was launched in in 2014 by Chris Milk and Aar

I am fortunate enough to be a part of the alpha testing group for a new VR app called Mindshow. Really fortunate - because Mindshow is one of the most exciting VR apps I've used so far on the Vive. Mindshow allows users to create scenes from a growing range of detailed worlds, engaging characters and interactive props. You start by selecting a scene and the choices here include everything from an alien planet to the Wild West to more down-to-earth locations like a news room