2.S972  Designing Virtual Reality Applications for Learning and Creativity

We look forward to our first session of 2.S972, Designing VR Applications for Learning and Creativity, tomorrow, Fri Feb 9, at 1:30pm.
We have an excellent blend of students from MIT, Harvard, and The Berklee College of Music.
Our classroom is 9-152.
If you consulted the registrar's site early on, you might have seen a different classroom.
We have moved to 9-152.
Building 9 is right on Mass Ave, just a few doors down from Lobby 7.
Once you enter on the first floor, you go up a few small steps into a glass-enclosed entranceway, and 9-152 is just inside that entranceway.
This room will also serve as your lab and study room, and it will be available for your use throughout the semester.
It is equipped with VR workstations that you can use for projects throughout the semester.
The workstations are equipped with Microsoft Mixed Reality headsets paired with MSI desktops containing GTX 1060 graphics cards.

Please consult this document for a list of links you might want to explore prior to our class:

bit.ly/2nstS9U

Dear preregistered students of "Designing VR Applications for Learning and Creativity";
This Friday, Feb 2, we're have a special pre-semester session at Harvard's Visualization Lab, described here:
eps.harvard.edu/pages/visualization-lab
The students from Berklee College of Music will be in attendance, plus a few visiting Harvard students.
We'll convene there at 2:00pm. It is tricky to find, so please allow time.
It's at 24 Oxford Street in Cambridge, in the Harvard Geological Museum, 2nd Floor, Suite 212.
Our organizers have provided a detailed, step-by-step guide, which is in a PDF file here:
www.dropbox.com/s/msr4gx2zv9tafoj/Directions%20to%20Harvard%20Viz%20Ctr.pdf