A schoolboy from the Abai region, Nurali Amangeldyev, created a unique virtual 3D tour museum designed to study the history of the law of the Kazakh people. In this fascinating virtual world, the visitor will be able to get acquainted with the process of formation of traditional law and the judiciary in Kazakhstan at different stages of history, El.kz reports with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
According to the student, the virtual 3D museum is an online tour that creates a sense of presence in the audience. With the help of this virtual museum, visitors have the opportunity to move from one point to another, as well as zoom in and out of individual objects.
The main idea of the project is to move away from the usual framework of studying the basics of law, providing a more interactive experience.
One of the important features of the virtual museum is its ability to facilitate the learning of hearing-impaired children through sign language interpretation.
This project has already been successfully used by teachers of the school-lyceum of the village of Zhezkent as additional material in the lessons of the "Fundamentals of Law". In the future, Nurali Amangeldiyev plans to continue creating new projects using VR technology, expanding his capabilities not only in the study of law, but also in the study of the history of Kazakhstan.