VRARA Education Forum

Highlights from our VRARA Education Forum 2022: Top Sessions & Speakers. 1500+ attendees from 75 countries, 100+ schools/orgs, 50+ vendors

Thank you everyone who participated in our annual VRARA Education Forum hosted by our Education Committee and special thank yous to our event sponsors!

Below are some of the highlights from our Forum!

Let’s continue the discussions and collaboration during our weekly Online Meets!

Call for Speakers and Sponsors for our VRARA Education Forum

Our virtual forum will bring together educators from schools around the world, and vendors who are leading in immersive EdTech.

In our last virtual forum, we had participation from HP, Lenovo, Stanford, UCF, Ithaca College, Bangkok Prep School, Iowa State University, Lethbridge College, University of Michigan, Georgian College, IIIT India, OSF Saint Francis Medical Center, American College of Chest Physicians, UCAM Spain, among others.

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See the Schedule and Program for our VRARA Education Forum on April 29

In 2 weeks, our VRARA Education Forum is happening, and we have over 60 education organizations confirmed from Europe, North America, and Asia. We expect 500+ academics, executives, and professionals who are leading in EdTech!

  • Cognitive load insights enhancing learning experiences by HP Entering the future of VR, HP Omnicept is the fusion of high resolution VR headset with state-of-the art biometric sensors and AI. The AI developed by HP Data Science team, provides insights on cognitive load: how much your brain is used, how do you react under stress, how efficient is the training. We will showcase a concrete use case with HP partner.

  • Immersive Connections: Teaching, Learning, and Creating in VR/AR by Lenovo with Ithaca College Lessons learned from a pilot using Lenovo’s VR Classroom at Ithaca College’s Teacher Education Program, where students leverage VR/AR technology to improve their teaching and learning experiences.

  • Integrating VR in Higher Education by Rob Theriault of Georgian College (Canada) Integrating VR in higher education is not complex, but it requires funding, training and finding the right VR experiences. Rob has helped programs at Georgian to pilot VR for patient simulation, language learning for Indigenous Studies, biochemistry, Veterinary Tech, Event Management, Tourism.Seeding Immersive Technology Startups from Research Labs, by IIIT Hyderabad (India): Commercialization of academic research and lab to land translation of VR/AR technologies. Will be sharing insights and frameworks to productize research and build deep tech startups from research labs at universities.

  • VR platform for developing systems mental models in tech students, by Iowa State University (USA): We will report the results of assessing students' mechanistic mental models after they design and build systems with VR. Pedagogical opportunities & challenges will be discussed as well.

  • Lessons learned from deploying VR for employability in Further Education Colleges, by London Screen Academy (UK): We will present a wide-range perspective of how VR/AR may fit in education, the options we have today to explore virtual spaces to achieve innovation in education and its potential benefits and limitations when it is integrated in a variety of classroom activities.

  • 55+ speakers, sessions, and demos

  • Hot Topics Roundtables (Group Networking)

  • Speed Networking (1-on-1 video chat)

  • See the full Schedule here


Special thank you to Lenovo, HP, Tipping Point Media, Dynepic, and ArborXR for sponsoring this event!

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Testimonials

"In 2020, I attended two VRARA online forums. The 1-on-1 networking was exceptional. I met industry leaders from all over the world, and it was truly a blast! Having 5 minutes of undivided attention is fantastic (better than at in-person events where people can be distracted)."

- Cathy Edstrom Grochowski

“I spoke to more people in 1 day than my entire previous year.”

Stuart Spencer