360 escape room
Objects hidden in the scenes, counters that open doors, clues in text, audio and video, and a final lock. Built by dragging: every hotspot carries its conditions and its variables.
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360 tours that students explore like a game: escape rooms, virtual field trips to the museum or the dig site, and questions that count. No student accounts: share the link or the QR code and off they go.
14-day trial, no card needed
Objects hidden in the scenes, counters that open doors, clues in text, audio and video, and a final lock. Built by dragging: every hotspot carries its conditions and its variables.
The museum, the cathedral, the forest or the university lab, in 360 and with explanations anchored where they belong. With your own photos or with the free panoramas on Wikimedia Commons.
Questions spread across the tour, pass mark, shuffling and attempts. At the end, each student sees their report with the grade and downloads a PDF certificate. If the school uses Moodle, the SCORM package sends the grade to the LMS.
Students open the link or scan the QR code, no email or password. Nobody has to be signed up and no data is collected from minors: analytics are aggregated and cookie-free.
The whole class in the same room: the teacher moves the scene and points with the pointer; each student can wander off and sync back.
The same tour works on VR headsets and on any phone with cardboard goggles. And on the interactive whiteboard, of course.
$42 a year per teacher: 5 tours, 10 GB, no student accounts, graded quiz with certificate, escape room and treasure hunt. 14-day free trial, no card required.
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