Tag: VR

Maximise Engagement With Video, VR, Microlearning & Accessibility

Posted on by Kathy Hamill

DevLearn presents an award-winning case study for Plan My Ride – an education series targeting young people learning to drive to educate and engage them on the dangers of substances and dangerous driving.

Accessibility, engagement and appeal to the target audience was a challenge. Yet with the combination of the right tools, the eLearning campaign went on to win 2023 LearnX Diamond Award for Best Accessibility and the 2024 Learning Excellence Award for Design, Content Creation and Video.

The tools used were CenarioVR and Lectora – both of which are available in our Platinum Package.

See the DevLearn case study here to learn more and contact our team to find out how Lectora and CenarioVR can help you create immersive eLearning that delivers high levels of learner learner engagement and retention.

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CenarioVR Gets More Immersive With Hand Tracking

Posted on by Kathy Hamill

‍Immerse yourself in a whole new level of virtual reality with CenarioVR’s Hand Tracking Feature

With this innovative update, you can now navigate through virtual environments and interact with objects using nothing but your hands—no controller required!

Hand tracking opens a world of possibilities, allowing for more natural and intuitive interactions with objects within VR environments, which helps build muscle memory and increase knowledge retention. These hands-on interactions allow for more engaging and effortless learning, making the VR experience more inclusive for all learners.

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How To Achieve 300% ROI With Immersive Learning

Posted on by Kathy Hamill

VR and immersive learning is driving a new era of eLearning effectiveness.

In our recent AITD article, we cite a PWC study that found that VR training is far more effective than traditional and self-paced online learning – at creating an emotional bond to the content, instilling confidence employees need in order to perform, and cost-effectiveness:

  • 4X faster than face-to-face training.
  • 275% more confident to apply skills learned.
  • 375% more emotionally connected to content than F2F training.
  • 4X more focussed than their eLearning peers.

In this case study presented recently at DevLearn, we look at how a leading supply chain organisation used innovative and immersive eLearning to achieve 300% ROI for health and safety training.

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Using AI To Create Better eLearning More Cost-Effectively

Posted on by Kathy Hamill

Artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining e-learning by utilising groundbreaking new applications in an instructional design setting. See AI’s transformative potential in enhancing learning experiences, from creating immersive content to personalising educational journeys.

AI isn’t about doing the work for you; it’s about helping you do your job faster and better than before.

In this new video we provide a practical approach to AI. And in this video you will learn:

  • How to generate scenarios in virtual reality with CenarioVR’s wizard. No 360-camera required.
  • Create course outlines with Lectora.
  • Use Rehearsal® to grade your employees’ recorded performances and automate transcripts, enhancing their elevator pitch.

Video Chapters:

  • 0:00 – Introduction.
  • At 2:00 – How can AI help us in our L&D roles.
  • At 4:15 – ChatGPT, BARD and other AI tools that deliver voice, image, video, text to speech, prompt generation, and more.
  • At 23:00 – 30:00 – How you can use AI in our eLearning technology including: CenarioVR, Rehearsal and Lectora.

For more detailed information and video walkthroughs of CenarioVR, Rehearsal and Lectora learn more here.

To talk to the expert team at ITC Learning about how to apply this to your organisation’s eLearning objectives, contact us below.

    The Link Between VR And Diversity Training

    Posted on by Kathy Hamill

     

    VR is no longer just a vehicle for entertainment purposes; it has become a very useful tool in a number of other industries. In fact, it has now become more widespread across businesses as it has proven to be helpful in the training field.

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