Given the many benefits provided by VR, it’s no surprise training applications have found early success.
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Research has found that VR can support improved learning and retention. However, with such an expensive, immersive learning experience, it’s important to get it right.
VR-ready solutions focus on the key value an experience provides and look to maximize access across varying devices and audiences.
Your best solution depends on who your learners are, when they will need the information most and what resources you have available.
ProBility Media Corp. (OTCQB: PBYA), an EdTech company building the first full-service training and career advancement brand for the skilled trades, today announced that it has closed on the purchase of Cranbury International, an exporter of educational...
The first two articles of this series discussed the new learner and new workplace we are likely to see in the next 10 to 20 years, if not before. Now, how will technology enable learning going forward?
With new advances in artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and machine learning, technology is transforming the training industry at an accelerated pace.
Formal, classroom training is number one. According to the LinkedIn 2017 Workplace Learning Report, 78 percent of respondents said that this is the way their employees learn.
Virtual reality (VR)-based training content has the power to transform training into high-quality interactive, emotional experiences capable of capturing the wavering attention of the digital native.
Recent Data Suggest Learning in Virtual Reality Leads to Faster Reaction Time and Better Performance
The success to date of VR is due to experiential learning: giving users the ability to replicate real-life situations over and over again. The results are improved reaction time, pattern recognition and decision-making.