Sea and Life
Sea and Life: Endless Chains is a virtual reality experience created for primary and secondary school students. The first part is a 360 degree documentary film that explains marine environmental problems, such as plastic waste, with names of organisms and detailed figures. The second part is a game in which students explore the ocean, search for creatures and answer quizzes with four choices. Answers are selected by the direction of the head, so no hand controller is needed. The view is never moved by force, which helps to prevent motion sickness.
Sea and Life VR Experience by Shin Asaw was identified as a creative example of service design by the A' Design Awards. Sea and Life VR Experience won the Iron A' Design Award in Education, Teaching Aid and Training Content Design in 2020. The A' Education, Teaching Aid and Training Content Design Award is a juried, academic and highly prestigious design prize which honors outstanding design of textbooks, E-Learning platforms, educational games, training manuals, instructional videos, interactive whiteboards, educational software, lesson plans and more.
