Thursday, 11 February 2016
In the age of virtual and augmented reality, vacations in the near future could mostly take place from behind a headset. In anticipation of this, Google has teamed up with the National Park Service to offer 360-degree Street View imagery for 40 National Parks and cultural sites. In addition to Street View virtual tours, you’ll also have access to a sort of online museum featuring historical artifacts and and “national treasures” complete with descriptions and accompanying history. From Alcatraz Island to the Tuskegee Institute, your virtual vacation is just a couple of mouse clicks away. ➤ Google Cultural Institute [Google…
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