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Invisible Cities is a mobile dashboard for collaboratively developing AR monuments and expansive artworks in public squares. Users are able to create, share, and maintain public AR works that can be shared with a small community or the entire city. To get started, users need only download the Georgia Tech's Argon AR browser and be in a public space with AR content. From there, they can engage in creating a socially engaged AR with their fellow citizens. In an age of post-truth and fake news, AR public monuments serve as a touchstone for cultural heritage and expression.

How can we use mixed reality technology to make the computer-aided design and creation of 3D objects more efficient for engineers and product designers?

Peer assessment is a popular approach for grading assignments that cannot be simplified to multiple choice questions in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs).