AR vs. VR Training: How to Choose the Best Training Technology

Both Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality are great technologies that can elevate your learner engagement. But which one is better for your corporate training program?
In today's video, Bill Cunneen, Business Development Manager, and Jeff Suchan, Account Executive at Roundtable, will explain everything you need to know about augmented reality and virtual reality for corporate training programs.
Read The Full Article Here: roundtablelearning.com/ar-vs-...
00:00​ - Introduction
00:53​ - What is Augmented Reality?
02:16​ - Augmented Reality for Corporate Learning
03:10​ - What is Virtual Reality?
04:34​ - Virtual Reality for Corporate Learning
05:03​ - Next Steps
Want to learn more? We've got you covered.
► Everything About AR: roundtablelearning.com/what-i...
► Everything About VR: roundtablelearning.com/what-i...
► 3 Ways to Integrate Extended Reality into Your Training Program: roundtablelearning.com/3-ways...
ABOUT ROUNDTABLE LEARNING
Roundtable Learning builds innovative training solutions that drive employee growth through custom learning programs. We believe that training isn’t one-size-fits-all, which is why we recommend leveraging different training modalities through a blended style that achieves the following:
► Reflects your brand
► Meets your training needs
► Prepares your team for future challenges
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[@kangaair]

Great video guys, enjoyed listening to your explanation of VR, many thanks. Recommend you communicate with the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency). There is plenty of opportunity for this technology managing Radiation Safety.

[@LS-gy9bq]

I'm very interested in using VR in my learning and development department but I'm not sure it's cost effective and no one else that I have talked to in my field is using it. A lot of talk about it but no one is using it apparently,.

[@traininganddevelopmentchannel]

Hi there, VR training can be very cost-effective when utilized long-term. Here is an article that will help break down the costs of VR training: roundtablelearning.com/cost-of-virtual-reality-training-360o-vr-2020/

[@capnanaya4642]

I personally don't see AR being that practical for learning purposes. Arguably, it is extremely tiring to move your phone around and study from a 3D model in that manner and it also won't be as immersive as a VR experience. AR could instead be more practical for product visualization, potential customers of a specific product could place them in their houses and see if they indeed like it or not.