Table of Contents

• 1: What is virtual reality?
• 2: How to make your viewer
• 3: How to use your viewer
• 4: Face to face with T.rex
• 5: How do we see in 3D?
• 6: Look inside a volcano
• 7: How is a VR world created?
• 8: Explore the Colosseum
• 9: How does VR work on a smartphone?
• 10: Visit a space station
• 11: How can VR feel more real?
• 12: Jump into a pond
• 13: Who uses VR?
• 14: Glossary
• 15: Index
• 16: Acknowledgements

Promotional Information

The only virtual reality children's non-fiction book in the market.

About the Author

Jack has written more than 30 books on science and technology, and also acts as a science consultant on books, magazines, and television, including the BBC. His most recent book for DK was Home Lab (2016), which was shortlisted for the RNS Young People's Book Prize.

Reviews

What a fantastic book!... It was fun to build the viewer and design it with the fantastic stickers provided... There's something for everyone to learn from it and just can't say enough how nice the book is... would be a fantastic Christmas present!
*Toppsta*

I really enjoyed making the headset and using my parents phone to use the app that comes with it. I learnt so much and my little brother also enjoyed reading this book with me
*Toppsta*

Well written, intriguing and captivating book about the virtual reality explained for the younger generation in a way that they understand... definitely a worthy book to own!
*Toppsta*

A really education and fun book suitable for all the family
*Toppsta*

My son LOVES anything to do with computers and technology, so this book was right up his street!... Great fun and a brilliant way to explain how technology works and gets some hands on experience of putting that knowledge into practice
*Toppsta*

Both of my kids have read this and think that it is a great book... It is full of interesting facts and it is written in a way that keeps the children reading, the headset and app bring it alive!... we would definitely get more books like this
*Toppsta*