Dissection Simulator Frog Edition Oculus Meta Quest VR GameEducation VIP

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[Name]: Dissection Simulator Frog Edition

[Genre]: Science, Education, Simulation

[Platform]: Quest 2, Quest Pro, Quest 3, Quest 3S (all-in-one version)

[Online]: Single player offline

[Size]: 584MB

[Refresh rate]: 90Hz

[Language]: English

*Biology Course Part 3 – Dissecting a Frog, there are five parts including dissecting a pig/fish/frog/cat/octopus.

VictoryXR’s VR Frog Dissection Software is a hands-on dissection opportunity that users can experience through the power of VR. This realistic experience covers every step students take as they dissect a real frog in class. Along the way, a hologram of our teacher—National Runner-Up Teacher of the Year Wendy Martin—will pop up to provide guidance and information to the user.

Join national award-winning science teacher Wendy Martin as she makes witty discoveries in this virtual reality frog dissection. Learn the basics of female frog anatomy in a fully immersive virtual reality experience.

Learning can be done anytime, anywhere

VictoryVR’s VR Frog Dissection Software is a hands-on dissection opportunity that users can experience through the power of VR. This real-life experience covers every step students would take while dissecting a real frog in class. Along the way, a hologram of our teacher — national runner-up Teacher of the Year Wendy Martin — will pop up to provide guidance and information.

Authentic science experiences aligned with national learning standards

All instruction is aligned with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), the United States’ national science standards. The anatomy experiences are recreated down to the finest detail, so they are suitable substitutes for the real thing in the classroom. Lifelike physical models mean the frogs look just like they would in a real dissection, giving science teachers the satisfaction of using virtual reality in place of the real thing.

By using dissection in virtual reality, schools can save on the expensive annual cost of animal acquisition without causing harm to individual organisms. Over five years, a classroom will spend more than $4,000 dissecting frogs. Additionally, these dissections can only be performed once per year and students cannot “do over” if they make a mistake.

Anatomy in VR is a safe bet

As teachers and parents know, dissection poses risks to student safety due to: risk of scalpel cuts, risk of infection and exposure to formaldehyde – which can damage the eyes, cause asthma attacks and bronchitis.

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