Edtech trends and their attendant buzzwords come and go, but not many come, then go, then come back again. From where I sit, while still waiting on my Oculus Rift reviewer device, it looks like the promise of fully immersive classroom A/V experience is real this time. The Chicago Tribune recently profiled an elementary school in Barrington, IL working with Google cardboard. In Comanche, Texas, a local television station reports on high school students working with a zSpace device. And in West Fargo, ND, driver ed students first take to the virtual road. The big difference between writing about 3Dtech for schools in years past and today? Students are using it! —Kevin Hogan, Content Director
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