Can you imagine actually experiencing a book you're reading? A startup in Seattle is using virtual reality around the country to do just that.
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The company, Peeka, has partnered with a South Carolina school district to give kids the chance to get interested in reading.
Peeka takes traditional picture books and programs interactive worlds within the goggles. To make it more accessible to students, the technology uses smartphones.
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