We are happy to announce that Altrad, the world-leader in the provision of industrial services, has chosen The Immersive Learning Studio as their Virtual Reality training partner.
We are happy to announce that Altrad, the world-leader in the provision of industrial services, has chosen The Immersive Learning Studio as their Virtual Reality training partner.
We are excited to announce that The Immersive Learning Studio has been chosen to design and develop Virtual Reality training for a worldwide leading manufacturer of high-performance polymers.
Our VR Boffin, Danny, talks us through his first impressions of the brand new Oculus Quest. We’ve previously been developing for the Oculus Go and the Oculus Rift, both of which had their pros and cons. In May 2019, we took delivery of the brand new Oculus Quest!
Virtual Reality is gaining prominence in corporate training because of its flexibility. VR can be used for almost any aspect of training in any company and has been used in industries such as car manufacturing, customer service, and healthcare. Here are several of our favourite uses for VR.
Doing is an essential part of learning, but isn’t always possible. VR changes that. The Immersive Learning Studio creates VR teaching experiences that make learning faster and more memorable.
Gaming is increasingly being used in training plans by all sorts of companies, from Coca-Cola to NASA, but many employers are still hesitant to engage with VR as a teaching method. Here are a few reasons why games are an essential learning tool.
Digital innovations are excellent aids to your learning plan, but nothing beats the clarity and engagement learners receive from face-to-face instructor-led training. Interaction with instructors is essential to fully understanding the material.
Microlearning has been a learning and development buzzword this year, but what is it exactly? And how can it help your employees learn in a better, less disruptive way?
Apps can be an essential tool for training, whether it’s onboarding new employees or teaching existing staff. App-based learning has higher completion rates than traditional training methods, as learners demonstrate more interest and engagement with the highly interactive form of training.