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Mixed Reality

In 2022 only a few MR devices such as Microsoft HoloLens and Magic Leap One and Two are publicly available. Nevertheless, other MR options exist. Some are not available to consumers (because they are intended for enterprise use) or have not yet been officially launched on the market. There are already lots of groundbreaking educational apps are available on the market. How do they work? We list four examples to give the idea to use MR in classroom.

Lifeliqe HoloLens​

Lifeliqe screenshot Source: Microsoft

This unique app that brings an interactive 3D model to schools, students, and teachers. By integrating mixed reality models and lesson plans into the everyday classroom experience, Lifeliqe brings education to life and engage with students in a way that was once considered impossible.

Holostudy​

Holostudy screenshot Source: Microsoft

HoloStudy is a series of geology, physics, chemistry and biology lessons. The lessons are designed specifically to give you all the possibilities of HoloLens during educational process. It simplifies complicated subjects like physics, biology, chemistry, geology, and medicine, all while engaging students in a revolutionary way.

Holotour​

Holotour screenshot Source: Microsoft

HoloTour is an innovative app designed for the Microsoft HoloLens 2 that teleports users to different locations and times. Students can experience the joy of immersive learning and benefit from educational field trips to different countries and important moments in human history. Microsoft says: "Effortlessly move and look around your real world to naturally interact with the elements of the tour. Immerse yourself with a unique combination of 360-degree video, spatial sound, and holographic scenery that creates a very real sense of presence: you’ll believe that you’re really there! "

Holohuman​

Holohuman screenshot Source: Microsoft

This anatomy adventure application allows students to move around and in the body by exploring detailed, under-the-skin holographic representations. This fully immersive experience enables the student to explore life-sized bodies and understand how they work.

We provide information on Microsoft Hololens for education, because Magic Leap is for mainly industrial purposes.