In this short article, you will find how library of Churchill County High School use virtual reality to help students to understand sciences and technologies. And you will discover an unforeseen benefit with Evan, a 18-year-old autistic student.
When Worthy learned the high school library had joined a group of early adopters in a virtual reality program — offered through the Nevada State Library — he brought Evans down to give it a try. Something almost magical happened when Evans immersed himself into the virtual worlds, especially exploring the outdoors.“When he’s in the program, you get an instant response,” Worthy said. “It was amazing to me to see the difference. When I get that response, I am overjoyed.”
