LookLearn VR Project
Teamwork 2 Project for Udacity VR Nanodegree
As part of the VR Nanodegree Program at Udacity, TeamWork project is proposed in order to meet others classmates in the process of design a VR app to practice their VR chops and learn how to develop creative software in a small team. Our team “Team Burn” sought to create an educational app for young children teaching them nursery rhymes and colors! It’s a fun, well designed childrens bedroom that encourages interactivity with colors and objects. Enjoy it!
Key features
- Bedroom with intricate design and color
- Background music
- Clickable objects pointing to different colors
- Clickable objects that play explanatory nursery rhymes
Project Video
Process
Our team of 4 was composed all by beginners so I had the big responsibility to guide them into learning having fun. We decided to create a Whatsapp group to handle the brainstorming phase and other communications about our project.In the brainstorming we choosed the idea from Evi and Michelle.
Then Michelle was responsible of Design (prefabs/assembling assets).
“ Using pre-made prefabs bought from the Asset Store, I designed and created a children’s bedroom. A key feature is the overhead star shape of the room which was constructed from scratch using planes for the floor and cube game objects for the wall.” Michelle Mboya
Evi was responsible of Sketches . Banji and I were focused on code and testing. But Banji was certainly busy so he could not play his part.
Statement of Purpose: LookLearn is an educational VR app for young children teaching them nursery rhymes and colors.
Sketche
Platform
We’ve chosen to make the app for mobile VR (Android Carboard) to make it more accessible.
Future Improvements
- More animations and interactions, a start menu .
- We developed the proof of concept for mobile VR and the Cardboard viewer. We could increase fidelity, add more effects and do a lot more with other platforms (HTC Vive, Oculus Rift).
Team
It is submitted by Team Burn.
The members of Team Burn are Yannick Serge Obam, Michelle Mboya,
Evi Odioko and Banji Seun Adewoye.