The questions I still have about virtual tours are as
follows:
How are they made?
What was involved in the making of
this program? What kind of special graphics were used? How is it so user
friendly?
How much money did it take to cover this project?
The virtual tours that I chose for
my project were free, but I know that it must have cost something to start the
project. How much were the creators paid? How much money was spent on
advertising?
Can anyone make a virtual tour, or does it require deep knowledge
about computers and technology?
Is the program user-friendly enough
so that any teacher could make one of what ever site they want their students to
see? Or, do virtual tour only work for certain things and places and you have
to wait on the creators to make them. Can you request tourist sites?
Who are the original creators?
Whoever came up with this idea should
be paid for their creative and innovative idea that could enhance the education
of students across the world.
Why isn’t this implemented in more schools?
I feel like virtual tours should be
implemented in all schools who are not able to provide as many opportunities to
their students because of a lack of money on behalf of the school district and
their family income. I believe all children deserve an equal opportunity of
education.
Does the making of these virtual tours require special
training?
Is
there training? If there is, how much does it cost to attend?
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