The Amazing Evolution of ThingLink: Innovative Technologies That Are Changing the Education Field
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ThingLink is an immersive content creation platform that creates interactive learning content by adding explanations, links, audio, video, quizzes, and more on top of images, videos, 360-degree photos, and 3D models.
Teachers can visually present complex concepts, real-world spaces, historical scenes, experimental processes, and work environments, and students can learn actively by exploring tags on the screen.
Teachers can visually present complex concepts, real-world spaces, historical scenes, experimental processes, and work environments, and students can learn actively by exploring tags on the screen.
The core of ThingLink lies in enabling learning content to be understood within a real-world context.
Rather than simply viewing materials, you can expand your learning experience by clicking on images or elements within the space to listen to explanations, answer questions, and connect to related resources.
Rather than simply viewing materials, you can expand your learning experience by clicking on images or elements within the space to listen to explanations, answer questions, and connect to related resources.
In classes, it can be used for virtual field trips, museum and cultural heritage tours, science experiment guidance, career experiences, safety education, classroom tours, project presentations, and more.
Having students create ThingLink content themselves leads to activities where they visually organize their research and express their understanding through multimedia.
Having students create ThingLink content themselves leads to activities where they visually organize their research and express their understanding through multimedia.
Recently, ThingLink has been expanding its capabilities to convert existing PDF or slide materials into interactive content or generate immersive learning materials based on prompts.
This allows teachers to reorganize existing lesson materials more quickly, and learners to understand the content in a more intuitive and participatory way.
This allows teachers to reorganize existing lesson materials more quickly, and learners to understand the content in a more intuitive and participatory way.
ThingLink integrates with LMS and can be used in online, offline, and blended classes, and is accessible from various devices.
In addition, it can combine various modes of expression such as visual materials, audio, text, and video, which helps increase student accessibility and participation.
In addition, it can combine various modes of expression such as visual materials, audio, text, and video, which helps increase student accessibility and participation.
ThingLink is an immersive digital learning tool that connects real-world spaces with learning content.
Learn Today introduces ThingLink tailored to the Korean education field and provides support for teacher training, lesson design, and the establishment of project-based use cases.
Learn Today introduces ThingLink tailored to the Korean education field and provides support for teacher training, lesson design, and the establishment of project-based use cases.
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