How VR is piquing the interest of kids and teens

iKids Weekly takes a closer look at a recent survey by US-based firm Touchstone Research that reveals the potential of virtual reality with kids. Interestingly, one of the areas with the most promise when it comes to the demo is educational applications.

By Jeremy Dickson

July 9, 2015

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Microsoft HoloLens, Minecraft, Oculus, Project Morpheus, Samsung Gear VR, Touchstone Research, virtual reality

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How VR is piquing the interest of kids and teens

iKids Weekly takes a closer look at a recent survey by US-based firm Touchstone Research that reveals the potential of virtual reality with kids. Interestingly, one of the areas with the most promise when it comes to the demo is educational applications.

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