virtualreality

Why More Computer Scientists Now Focus on VR

by Rita Juno | Aug 25, 2022 | digitaltransformation, virtualreality

Recent labor statistics revealed that computer and research information scientists in the US earn an average of $131,490 per year. Depending on the specialization, some software architects may even receive higher remuneration than other computer scientists who work as...

The Oculus Titan: What This Means for Virtual Reality in 2022

by Proximus Wolf | Jan 21, 2022 | virtualreality

The Oculus Quest had a record-breaking holiday season, with 2 million app downloads since Christmas, shooting the app to the top of the Apple app store charts. It is an amazing machine and the most affordable on the market. This phenomenal rise in new users is great...

How Virtual Reality Supports the 4 Cs of Learning

by Proximus Wolf | Oct 15, 2021 | virtualreality

The education sector is rapidly evolving, with schools and universities adopting extended reality (XR) solutions like virtual reality for educational purposes. This is because XR technology hardware and software, such as VR headsets and apps, have been proven...

“To maximise engagement, learning needs to be far more immersive,

by radiata | May 10, 2021 | educationtechnology, vedx, virtualreality

“To maximise engagement, learning needs to be far more immersive, which makes virtual reality (VR) the natural next step, and a potential game-changer, in terms of moving education out of the classroom.” https://bit.ly/3dd7L1m

“Virtual Reality is also a way to channel a student’

by radiata | May 8, 2021 | digitaltransformation, edtech, vedx, virtualreality

“Virtual Reality is also a way to channel a student’s energy, enthusiasm and curiosity into learning in a new way.” https://bit.ly/2O1jGXu

“VR creates a virtual world that is visually appealing as

by radiata | May 6, 2021 | educationtechnology, vedx, virtualreality

“VR creates a virtual world that is visually appealing as well as interactive, thus imparting an immersive learning experience, being able to visualize and feel what you are learning, puts a less cognitive load on students to process the information, thus...

Why More Computer Scientists Now Focus on VR

The Oculus Titan: What This Means for Virtual Reality in 2022

How Virtual Reality Supports the 4 Cs of Learning

“To maximise engagement, learning needs to be far more immersive,

“Virtual Reality is also a way to channel a student’

“VR creates a virtual world that is visually appealing as

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