Invites visitors to step into the deep history of humanity
Visitors meet and interact with hominin species from Ardipithecus ramidus to Homo sapiens
Visitors learn through exploration, discovery, and play
The Dawn of (R)Evolution: Our Ancient Selves is offered as a licensed VR experience, making it significantly more affordable than commissioning a fully custom XR development project, while still delivering high-quality, museum-ready content.
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Early hominin
One of the best-known early human ancestors.
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Learning Goals: After the lesson, the student will be able to use coefficients and subscripts correctly in a reaction equation; balance reaction equations presented visually also in written form; balance and complete the reaction equations; explain the process of balancing chemical equations; fix incorrectly balanced equations.
OverviewThis lessons teaches the student to balance chemical reactions typically taught in Basic Chemistry, working one's way from simpler equations to more difficult ones in 8 levels. Student will learn about: coefficients, reaction equation balancing, chemical structure of substances.
Learning Goals: After the lesson, the student will be able to use coefficients and subscripts correctly in a reaction equation; balance reaction equations presented visually also in written form; balance and complete the reaction equations; explain the process of balancing chemical equations; fix incorrectly balanced equations.
OverviewThis lessons teaches the student to balance chemical reactions typically taught in Basic Chemistry, working one's way from simpler equations to more difficult ones in 8 levels. Student will learn about: coefficients, reaction equation balancing, chemical structure of substances.
Learning Goals: After the lesson, the student will be able to use coefficients and subscripts correctly in a reaction equation; balance reaction equations presented visually also in written form; balance and complete the reaction equations; explain the process of balancing chemical equations; fix incorrectly balanced equations.
OverviewAfter the lesson, the student will be able to use coefficients and subscripts correctly in a reaction equation; balance reaction equations presented visually also in written form; balance and complete the reaction equations; explain the process of balancing chemical equations; fix incorrectly balanced equations. This lessons teaches the student to balance chemical reactions typically taught in Basic Chemistry, working one's way from simpler equations to more difficult ones in 8 levels. Student will learn about: coefficients, reaction equation balancing, chemical structure of substances.
Game modes: Single User
Supported platforms: Meta Quest 3S, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 2
Category: Games
Genres: Education
Languages: English, Estonian, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish
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Space required: 1.23 GB
Internet connection: Internet connection not required
VR game runs on Meta Quest 3, Pico Ultra. These are standalone VR headsets don't require a PC or external sensors.
Yes, to ensure successful implementation in your classroom, all bundles include teacher training and support.
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