Elliot Hu-Au: VR Chemistry Lab

16Apr 2019 by Joe L

Elliot Hu-Au, doctoral candidate of technology and education at Teachers College, Columbia University, shares his virtual reality chemistry lab project.

Elliot runs Virtual Reality for Education, a weblog with research articles, news and other resources for educators interested in using VR for learning.

Elliot Hu-Au, @TC_MST @TC_CMLTD doctoral student @TeachersCollege discusses the virtual chemistry lab that he created for running chemistry experiments in virtual reality! @VRforED #VR #edtech #GamesResearchLab pic.twitter.com/PHVZ382FFT
— Games Research Lab (@tc_gameslab) April 16, 2019

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