VR & AR: Future for Learning Industry

When we talk about Future of Learning, we will not miss out the recent trend of Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality. They are significantly changing the shape of digital learning, as the audience (Learners) are showing a keen interest in these novel technologies. Likewise, content creators are investing immensely in using them for their digital learning efforts. An experienced Digital Learning Company of nowadays will make use of these technologies to engage and provide the next level of experiential learning to the learners. The prospect of VR and AR is very bright with analysts projecting high revenues in 2020 for these technologies. Content development is shifting its gears in a quest to enhance Learner engagement because the traditional learning strategies have already done their work; now the hunger for what is new is motivating them to practice this technology to enhance the Learner interactivities and experiential learning. Although closely related, VR and AR are clearly distinct from each other with VR referring to the purely digital world and AR referring the combination of the real and digital world. In terms of visualization, users can preview the products, Processes, Technology, and Services in real time or 3D to get a feel as they can get in a real scenario. This will surely enhance Learner engagement and help with their knowledge retention. In Other words, VR provides an immersive experience in the sense individuals feel they are part of a 3D world and become engrossed in that virtual world. VR headgear major players like Samsung, Hololens, Daydream, Google Cardboard, Occulus they offer visual and auditory immersion provides the VR experience. In learning, this 3D experience enhances the learning environment. In a Traditional Learning environment, learners look at the content, images, at the most videos or Interactive whiteboard but with VR, they can actually experience the content in real situations or scenarios in the classroom or at their de