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I read in a post that Captivate can be used to create virtual reality learning. This is not a method I’ve used. I would like to open the question to the community to hear best practices for this training technique.
I read in a post that Captivate can be used to create virtual reality learning. This is not a method I’ve used. I would like to open the question to the community to hear best practices for this training technique.
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Great potential, however there appears to be a lack of supported hardware or support for developers working with other hardware not recommended by Adobe (found it difficult to find any lists for this).
I experienced VR a number of years ago at Learning Technology Conference in London and was great learning tool then so this is definitely exciting development.
So is it difficult to export them into something that students can easily use? What platform to they play on? I was hoping to do that with Google Carboard (or something like that)
I have this same question. What do you need in order to use it once you’ve built in Captivate?
I see a lot of potential in combining 360 photos and videos with hotspots etc to make learning immersive.
Yes, I also want to learn more about using virtual reality for class teaching.
