FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
VR training uses virtual reality technology to create an immersive representation of real-world environments, allowing learners to develop or practice skills in a safe, low-risk environment.
It takes many skillsets to create effective VR training experiences! We combine the talents of our 3D artists and programmers, with those of our in-house Instructional Design team to ensure our VR training is learner-focused, informed by adult learning theory and effective at addressing the customer’s training needs.
The cost of our VR training tools varies by project. We work with experts to tailor the experience to your needs, maximising ROI through time and cost savings, reduced physical assets, and global scalability. Contact our team for details.
VR training is effective for a wide range of applications, including:
Safety training: Teaching emergency response procedures and workplace safety protocols
Technical skills training: Instruction for equipment operation
Soft skills development: Enhancing communication and conflict resolution skills
If you start feeling unwell in VR, it’s important to first identify the cause. Discomfort can arise from various factors, such as hardware quality, the nature of the VR experience, or individual sensitivities. Ensuring a high-quality VR experience can help minimise the chances of discomfort.
Additionally, we offer non-VR versions of all our VR modules, so learners can still access the training without missing out!
Standalone VR Training
VR training can be experienced using standalone headsets, like the Meta Quest or HTC VIVE, without the need for additional software.
PC-VR Training
For enhanced visual quality or training that involves larger areas, VR modules can be streamed from a gaming PC to standalone headsets. In this case, software specific to the headset is required to run the modules.
Reach out to our team to discuss which one is right for you!
