Two More Utah Schools Installing Starship Simulator InfiniD Labs. Utah to Soon Have 19 Simulators! My Sixth Graders and October's Happenings. Theater Imaginarium

From InfiniD's Website


 Welcome Holt and Vae View Elementary Schools to the InfiniD Group of Starship Simulators

     InfiniD is pleased to welcome Holt Elementary in Clearfield, Utah and Vae View Elementary in Layton, Utah into the growing community of schools using InfiniD Lab starship simulators.   Both schools are part of the Davis School District. 

Holt Elementary School (back behind the trees somewhere)
     InfiniD Labs basically morph a school's computer lab into a futuristic starship simulator.  Holt's simulator will be used to enhance the school's 3rd and 5th grade curriculum. 
  

Vae View Elementary School  
     Vae View Elementary's InfiniD Lab will be used to enhance the school's entire curriculum from grades K to 6.  The school has a whole school license.  
     Both computer lab simulators will soon be up and running; bringing the total number of starship simulators in Utah, inspired by the experiential education method I created thirty four years ago, to nineteen. 

Four Simulators: The Christa McAuliffe Space Education Center, Pleasant Grove.
Three Simulators: Lakeview Academy, Saratoga Springs.
Two Simulators: Canyon Grove Academy, Pleasant Grove
Two Simulators: Merit Academy, Springville
One Simulator: Renaissance Academy, Lehi 
InfiniD's Mobile Simulator Titan
iWorlds Mobile Simulator Valiant
InfiniD Lab: Edgemont Elementary, Provo 
InfiniD Lab: Elk Ridge School, South Jordan 
InfiniD Lab: Early Light Academy, South Jordan 
InfiniD Lab: Holt Elementary School, Clearfield.
InfiniD Lab: Vae View Elementary School, Layton

 

     This video introduces you to the InfiniD Lab


     This video shows you an InfiniD Lab in action!

     

Visit InfiniD's website to learn how an InfiniD Lab can change education at your school.   


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