New tool allows students to explore the Arctic virtually
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This virtual learning technology will let students interact with the landscapes of the Arctic just as if they were there.
TUCSON (KVOA) - Students will have the opportunity to explore the Arctic virtually, thanks to a partnership that includes a University of Arizona researcher.
They will be able to see polar environments and learn about Permafrost using a new virtual reality teaching tool called Polar Explorer: A Virtual Learning Environment for Polar Science Education.
This project stems from the National Science Foundation, awarding $2 million to a team of researchers from various universities including the University of Arizona, Northern Arizona University, Arizona State University and the University of Colorado Boulder.
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