When we read about the glories of space, we often miss the most magnificent part about exploring it: the audiovisual experience. From seeing the beauty of Earth from space as a breathtaking “blue marble” to hearing the words Neil Armstrong spoke when he first stepped onto the lunar soil, the sights and sounds of the most famous space missions are what make these iconic endeavors so memorable No conventional printed book captures the totality of these moments. Imagine opening a book and clicking on a screen, where the first spacewalk is not a picture on a page but a moving, 3D astronaut that pops out of the page. As the astronaut works on a digital mockup of the International Space Station’s exterior, you hear a real recording of an astronaut speaking with capcom while the ambient sounds of the spacesuit’s various pumps and fans hum in the background.
— Read on www.space.com/augmented-reality-space-books.html
David Brodosi
David Brodosi
David Brodosi
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Experienced Director of services with a demonstrated history of success in the higher education industry. Skilled employer Relations, Nonprofit Organizations, Career Development, Coaching, Conflict Resolution, and instructional design. Provide guidance on tech strategies and trends for state-of-the-art classrooms, course development, and faculty design support services. Recognized as a thought leader regarding the intersection of AV/IT, collaboration technology that supports his organization’s mission to deliver world-class research and tech solutions for higher education institutions. Strong community and social services professional with strong education professional with a Post Graduate focused on curriculum and development.
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