“How does it work?”, we hear you say. In short, to use virtual reality in Learning and Development, organizations are required to purchase smartphones and virtual reality headsets – ranging from the budget to quite pricey.
Responsive content is then created to be used on the smartphones and when employees hold the devices to their faces with the headsets, a unique 3D experience is created to allow them to engage with the eLearning.
The theory of virtual reality in eLearning is an exciting one, but before the excitement of new gadgets mists our view of the full educational journey, we are exploring some of the benefits and drawbacks of using virtual reality technology as part of your Learning and Development strategy.