Because AR allows you to move around and place things in the real world, it promotes exploration and close looking, fosters spatial recall, and encourages physical—as well as social—interactivity. it can be a great tool for learning and might even become an educator’s new best friend.
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Larissa Bailiff
Larissa Bailiff is Senior Editor of Education & Content at Boulevard Arts, where she has spent the last four years developing education-based content for augmented and virtual reality experiences. Before joining Boulevard, Larissa worked for over a decade in New York museums, designing and facilitating educational programs, working with K-12 school groups, and teaching online art history classes. Larissa received her BA from the University of California Berkeley and an MA in Art History from the Institute of Fine Arts, NYU.
