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Virtual Reality Squadron

A stock image of a child viewing a presentation with a VR headset, advertising the use of VR for education at Innovations International Charter School Las Vegas
A stock image of a child wearing a VR headset at a table of virtual reality learning devices to illustrate the VR for education at Innovations International Charter School Las Vegas
A stock image of a child wearing a VR headset, illustrating the VR in education at IICSN Las Vegas, one of the best charter schools in Las Vegas
A stock image of a woman using VR for learning to illustrate the virtual reality in education at Innovations International Charter School Las Vegas

Innovations International Charter School of Nevada is proud to offer virtual reality as a supplement to our rigorous and comprehensive curriculum.

Using virtual reality (VR) in a classroom allows students to have a simulated experience in a three dimensional environment. Wearing the VR headset enables students to look around, move, and interact within the virtual world. It provides opportunities for students to explore and experience real-world simulations from a first person viewpoint.

Why choose VR in the classroom:

  • Access to real-world experiences in a variety of subject areas
  • Become immersed in the learning process
  • Motivated to engage in the learning process
  • Focus student attention
  • Improve communication skills
  • Increases comprehension
  • Promotes team building
  • Access to experiences that aren't easily attained (travel, history, science, etc.)
  • Increase memory and knowledge retention
  • Creates excitement about school and learning

Exciting adventures we offer:

  • Great Wall of China
  • Swimming with the Sharks
  • Mars Rover and Lunar Lander
  • Statue of Liberty
  • The Louvre, Paris
  • DNA Structures
  • Animal and Plant Cells
  • 3-D Shapes
  • Patterns in Nature
  • Aztec Ruins
  • Colonial America

This list is just a sample of the virtual experiences offered. The possibilities are truly endless.

As a compliment to the VR headsets, we offer 3-D printing and manipulation through the program TinkerCad. Using TinkerCad, students create a detailed blueprint and sketch of a design that they can print using slicing software and 3-D printing machines. 3-D printing also incorporates the engineering design process to promote higher level thinking skills and problem solving as they learn how to design objects like stamps, architectural models, and simple machines. 

A stock photo showing a 3D printer to illustrate the STEM education and project-based learning at Innovations International Charter School, Las Vegas