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Teachers Hope for Virtual Reality Technology, Survey Says

Virtual reality headsets and videos, while one of the more exciting recent technical innovations, are only found in 2 percent of K-12 classrooms, according to a study commissioned by Samsung.

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Virtual reality headsets and videos, while one of the more exciting recent technical innovations, are only found in 2 percent of K-12 classrooms, according to a study commissioned by Samsung. Its survey of more than 1,000 educators found that most teachers see great potential benefits in the technology but nearly a third believe their district will never adopt it. (EdTech)

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