As educators nationwide gather at the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) today, zSpace, a leader in immersive augmented and virtual reality (AR/VR) learning solutions, is spotlighting a ...

This fall, professors across the Kern Community College District will begin using virtual reality in the classroom to boost ...

Virtual reality is not just for video games anymore. It has a very real place in higher education today. By applying virtual reality technology to a wide range of training and educational purposes, ...

L ast year, Nhora Lucía Serrano added a twist to her literature course at Hamilton College. She asked her students to design worlds in virtual reality, inspired by novels such as Alice in Wonderland ...

Students at Learning Futures are developing a virtual reality learning space called Huddle that will be tested by an ASU class later this semester. Huddle is an instructor-led virtual learning ...

But providing opportunities for experiential learning can be a struggle for some higher education institutions because of ...

Alexander Slagg is a freelance writer specializing in technology and education. He is an ongoing contributor to the CDW family of magazines. There’s a bomb ticking! Jon Spike, coordinator of ...

With the blistering pace of technology development and consistently shifting market conditions, leading organizations today realize that learning isn’t a stand-alone function but a strategic part of ...

The virtual reality laboratory inaugurated at Elango Corporation School in Madurai on Tuesday. South MLA K. Boominathan, ...

St. Louis, MO – Virtual reality isn’t just for video games. Some nursing students in St. Louis are using it to practice high-tech training without the need for real patients. Goldfarb School of ...

Pull on your headset, attach hand motion trackers, choose your avatar. You’re now ready for biology lab at one of Arizona State University’s new virtual reality pods. Biology students are among the ...

When I first started teaching online nearly 20 years ago, everything was done through Outlook. No learning management system. No Zoom. No interactive tools. If you wanted to make something visual, you ...