CellulAR
Description
Prepare for a new twist on educational cell visualization! Use this app to spin, rotate, and view a variety of different cells. Explore the microscopic world like never before with interactive biology content for grades K-12.
MERGE Cube required.
What Works Well
See five cell types and their components up close and take advantage of a built in study aid by using challenge mode to name each component.
Discipline
- Biological (Life) Sciences
- Education
Keywords
3d modeling, cellular, educational media, microscopic, protein, quizzing, rendering, simulation, study aid
Functionality
Consumption
Developer
Half Full Nelson
Level of Integration
![Guided_3 Guidance Level 3](https://imex.psu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Guided_3.png)
What does this mean?
The Level of Integration indicates how much the developer has connected the AR app with the real world environment.
For instance, a Level 1 AR app would bring a pre-created object or projection into the viewer’s space. A Level 2 AR app might incorporate a connection between object and physical surroundings, such as anchoring to a particular plane or surface. A Level 3 AR app would rely on several connections to the surroundings, including functional awareness of conditions in the space. A Level 4 AR app would employ increased awareness of conditions and real-time mapping of content onto the physical environment. And a Level 5 AR app would employ all of the above and allow for sophisticated real-time integration of real world and generated content.