VR made easy: create virtual reality without breaking the bank
Learn what VR is and what it isn’t, how to develop and implement it on the cheap, and how it can enhance learning.
Virtual reality (VR) is a hot topic in technology that offers potential for increased immersion, interactivity, and engagement for your learners. Here are the key topics of this webinar:
- What VR is and what it isn’t
- How to develop and implement VR on the cheap
- How VR can enhance learning
- VR options on little to no budget
In addition, we discuss various development solutions, including Google Cardboard, Unity3D, Blender, YouTube 360, and how to successfully merge these innovations into your iSpring content.
VR made easy: create virtual reality without breaking the bank
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VR made easy: create virtual reality without breaking the bank
Date: March 16, Thursday 12:00 pm EDT
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