Photos courtesy of Merrick Union Free School District
Students in all three elementary buildings in the Merrick Union Free School District have been enjoying using zSpace technology.
From left, Clanny and Evalyn from Birch used zSpace for interactive learning.
This augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) software immerses students in an interactive learning experience.
From left, Dylan and Jason from Birch used zSpace for interactive learning.
These experiential learning opportunities enhances the social studies, science and math curriculum while increasing engagement in content area learning.
From left, Brady and Max from Chatterton enjoyed using zSpace.
While lessons are designed for upper elementary students in grades 4-6, the district is planning to expand this technology to grade 3 this year as well.
From left, Lakeside student Joshua used a Dash robot with a Puzzlet board.
“Initially, we utilized the 3D software in science,” explained Dr. Salvatore Dossena, assistant superintendent for student services & technology. “Further lessons incorporated both science and social studies. There is now content in the areas of math and ELA that the schools will begin utilizing.”
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