Avi Levitt

I learned I need to obtain the necessary hardware and software to bring the VR experience to the classroom. 

I learned how visual cues for tracking and determining user location are important for creating the immersive experience. I can see how individual finger tracking would be useful for training precise movements in the healthcare setting. 

I learned I need a fairly powerful computer to develop VR lessons. I was informed of various programs that make it easier to develop VR courses without extensive coding experience. 

I learned about the differences between AR, VR and XR. I can see how it can aid in teaching critical thinking skills in the nursing field by creating immersive scenarios. 

I learned to consider the prior experiences that student’s bring to the classroom. I also was reminded to maintain professionalism when there is pushback to the rules. I can listen and support the students while maintaining control of the learning environment.