We’ve spoken before about how, for many of our education clients, the question of content that works for an Igloo immersive installation is a big one. In the past, it’s been difficult to find pre-existing immersive content that fits the school-age curriculum.

So, we’re happy to share that we’ve now partnered with Seymour & Lerhn ensuring a well of high quality, immersive content built specifically for primary school education is available, on tap, to any of our education clients.

Seymour & Lerhn is an educational platform developed by Oasis Studio, with a mission to provide engaging, immersive and educational tech for children and adults alike. The Seymour & Lerhn platform offers a library of immersive virtual tours created in line with the UK National Curriculum. Pupils can sink into the WW1 trenches, shrink down to the size of a dust mite or get up close and personal with bacteria, travel through the ages and see the changes in a typical British home.

Check out the Seymour & Lerhn platform in action

It’s a totally web-based platform - so, it works natively in our Igloo Web browser that takes any online content and puts it into an Igloo shared immersive space. And it’s super-simple to use - the team at Seymour & Lerhn have built an easy-to-use home page so that you can trigger all of the Igloo-ready experiences quickly and simply from the Igloo screen.

By accessing this content inside an Igloo, whole classes can get right inside the experience, without being huddled around desktop or tablet screens. They can easily discuss what they’re seeing with their peers, point out items of interest to each other, without anyone being cut off behind a headset.

To help you get the most out of the content, Seymour & Lerhn provides full lesson plans, worksheets, and other materials that tie in to the immersive lesson. The platform itself is device-agnostic - so, your pupils can access it across whiteboards, tablets, phones, with learners’ journeys continuing across all of these. Included with the platform is a lesson sharing tool that allows teachers to set up full lessons ahead of time which children can access from their own dashboards, across devices.

Plus, the Igloo software offers a whole range of other tools that you could weave into your lessons. Using Igloo Capture or Igloo Cast, you can bring in multiple streams of content from other devices - for example, you could easily overlay PowerPoint or Google Slides with questions for your class to consider.

To find out how Seymour & Lerhn can enhance your teaching with Igloo shared immersive technology, do get in touch.

What are you looking for today?

1. Find out how Igloo technology can work for you
   Explore our range of products, including cubes, domes, cylinders, immersive workspaces and Immersive Media Players.
   
   Find out how the Igloo software can take any content from any source in any format and put it into a shared immersive space.
   
   Understand more about the applications for Igloo immersive technology, including collaboration, simulation, visualisation, and experiences.
   
   Check out our collection of case studies and our videos for inspiration.
   
   
2. Learn how you can partner with us
   We’re always on the lookout for content creators who live and breathe the immersive medium - and so our are clients. So, we’d love to hear from you!
   
   If you’re a systems integrator with a client looking to create an immersive installation, find out how our Immersive Media Player can help you. We can help advise on all the quirks as well as the characteristics of immersive installations.
   
   See how you can integrate your software with the flexible, content-agnostic Igloo platform, and offer your clients a way to experience your tools in a shared immersive space.
   
   
3. Contact us and book a demo
   Ready to experience the power of Igloo technology?
   
   Just get in touch! We can even offer you a virtual demo.
   
   
4. Stay up to date with everything Igloo
   Sign up to our newsletter.
   
   And follow us on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram.

Back