Work · TAC
Create Space
Two classroom apps for high-school students, one for making road-safety ads and one for testing the physics of stopping distance in VR.
Create Space lives in TAC’s Learning Studio: two rooms, each with five interactive pods, where groups of high-school students work through structured lessons on road safety, speed and risk.
The Health app is a video creation tool. Students research road-safety risks, brainstorm an awareness campaign, and produce a short public service announcement in a built-in editor, browsing clips, adding text and audio, applying filters and arranging their ad before submitting it for approval. The finished videos are rendered automatically and sent to students and teachers after the session.
The Science app teaches the physics behind road safety: speed, friction and stopping distance. Students explore the concepts on a touchscreen first, then put them to the test in a VR simulation, predicting how far a car will travel before it stops under different conditions. A live leaderboard keeps score, and all the results flow back to teachers.
Key features
Video creation and editing
The Health app is a drag-and-drop editor where students make road-safety awareness ads, with text tools, filters and audio controls.
Learning in VR
The Science app's real-time VR simulation lets students predict and then test stopping distances at different speeds and in different weather.
Live leaderboards
A networked leaderboard tracks each team's performance, and session data goes to teachers for follow-up in class.
Automated rendering and delivery
Every student video is rendered and emailed to students and teachers automatically after the session.
Video
Selected photography by Eugene Hyland.
