Curious how to use XR in your classroom? We caught up with contributors to the SIGGRAPH 2020 Birds of a Feather session “Making XR a Reality for Teaching Culturally Relevant STEAM Concepts” to learn more about their backgrounds and what led them to collaborate.
Are you looking for project inspiration and ideas to incorporate into your Spring courses? Check out the 9th annual Faculty Submitted Student Work Exhibit.
Instructor Andrew Duchowski previews his SIGGRAPH 2020 Courses selection, “Eye-Based Interaction in Graphical Systems: 20 Years Later.”
The creators behind “Story-Go-Round”, a SIGGRAPH 2020 Talks and Groovy Graphics selection, discuss their inspiration, ideation, and implementation.
Richard Lewis of the ACM SIGGRAPH Education Committee offers an overview of the Faculty Submitted Student Work, or FSSW, which will exhibit virtually in 2020.
Educators in the SIGGRAPH community share how they are utilizing technology and fostering engagement among students in a remote, virtual environment.
JoAnne Green, of the University of Pittsburgh, shares resources for educators during COVID-19 and insight on the digital divide in the U.S.
Find out how Mozart’s dice game inspired SIGGRAPH 2019 Emerging Technologies project, “Melody Slot Machine.”
ACM SIGGRAPH nurtures, champions, and connects computer graphics and interactive techniques professionals. Discover how this comes together at SIGGRAPH 2019.
Bring your kids to SIGGRAPH for an eye-opening, hands-on opportunity to learn and create. Discover Mohamed Ebeida’s story.