Students Fabian and Kenneth use Mappers Delight to learn about different types of music Via Verizon The school this year also unveiled one of the first Verizon Innovative Learning Labs powered by 5G in the country-a space equipped with emerging technology like 3D printers, VR and AR devices, robotics and circuit-building supplies, powerful computers for model making, and 5G technology to help students get the most out of digital curricula.
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Since 2012, the program has equipped students and teachers at more than 500 Title I schools like SLAM Miami with technology, access, innovative learning programs, and professional development. Roque’s classroom had access to this technology and other innovative VR/AR learning apps as part of the Verizon Innovative Learning schools program. “Anything that takes kids into an immersive experience is the future of learning and I can’t wait to do more of it.” “Being able to insert this gamification and learning experience into my curriculum was a game-changer, both in terms of teaching a hard subject and also with getting students excited to learn it,” said Roque. Through the immersive experience, her middle school students were also to grasp and visualize more difficult concepts, such as force and motion, energy conservation, and thermonuclear reactions.
Roque’s students began experimenting with Visceral Science, a VR app that allows students to virtually explore outer space in a multiplayer environment and learn how stars, gravity, and planetary orbits work. Roque took them out of this world entirely-and into space-in virtual reality (VR).
Roque and millions of teachers across the country had to find ways to inspire creativity and get their students excited about education again. Since March 2020, when remote learning commenced, many students have struggled to stay engaged in their studies.
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