In this episode, I speak with Georgie Qiao Jin about her work "Is Your Family Ready for VR? Ethical Concerns and Considerations in Children's VR Usage"

In this episode, I speak with Elisa Serrano & Peter Mozelius about their work "Design of Virtual Reality Environments to Support Learning in History Education"

In this episode, I speak with Chih-Pu Dai about his work "Preservice Teacher Learning in Virtual Reality Simulation with Artificial Intelligence-Powered Virtual Students: Emotions and Teacher Talk Patterns"

In this episode, I speak with Lorna Massov and Brian Robinson about their work "'Giving birth on a beach': Women's experiences of using virtual reality in labour." It was a fascinating discussion about a really exciting use for VR. For more information, read more of their work: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.03043…

In this episode, I speak with Yaojiong Yu about his article ""IMARISS: Story Creation Tools-Inspiration Mobile Augmented Reality Interactive Story System."

In this episode of the Happy Hour, Amy and I talk about VR rats and spiders.

In this episode, I speak with Hsuan Hsu, about his article "Optimizing Learning Outcomes in Aesthetic Education Through Technological Integration: AR/VR Applications in Hospitality Aesthetics Course." Hsuan is doing some fascinating work with VR in the realm of aesthetic education.

In this episode, I speak with Fernando Elemar Vicente dos Anjos about his work "Boosting Engineering Education with Virtual Reality: An Experiment to Enhance Student Knowledge Retention."

In this episode I speak with Sara de Freitas and Daniel Livingstone during the 10th Annual ILRN Conference in Glasgow, Scotland. Sara was the opening Keynote speaker for the conference, and we went over to Daniel's recording studio to have a great conversation.

In this episode, I speak with Stelios Mystakidis & Athena Papadopoulou about their work "Immersive Storytelling in Social Virtual Reality for Human-Centered Learning about Sensitive Historical Events." There is a lot to unpack from this conversation. For more information about their work, check out the links below: Papadopoulou, A., Mystakidis, S.,…

In this episode, I speak with Liangjing Yang about his article "Robotics via Experiential Active Learning with Immersive Technology: A Pedagogical Framework Designed for Engineering Curricula"

In this episode, I speak with Katie Abrams about her work "Using Virtual Reality to Teach Science Vocabulary to Transition Aged Youth With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities"

In this episode, I speak with Phillip Motley about his work with immersive experiences. The article that starts this conversation is "Defining Immersive Learning," but the conversation ranged all over.

In this episode, Tim and I talk about Virtual Reality cocktails and ignore any mention of VR Minecraft.

In this episode, I speak with Asli Saylan Kirmizigul who is doing some excellent work. We talked about her article "A rollercoaster STEM activity involving virtual reality"

In this episode, Tim and I talk about the price of AR Swimming goggles, and VR helmets for fighter pilots and motorcycle riders. Plus, we get introduced to Dirt McGurt

In this episode, Tim and I talk about the various new VR and AR headsets that are out (or are slated to come out...someday).

After taking a little break for the holidays, Tim and I are back to give an update about the goats and talk about Apple accessories.

In this episode, Amy and I talk about AI use cases and whether bands will ever not tour.

In this episode, Tim and I talk about how AI is being used to silence the crunch of a dorito.

In this episode, Amy, Kimberly and I revisit what AI says about our High School yearbook photos, have a surprisingly uplifting conversation about how AR is being used in college football, and then Patrick brings the mood down by talking about how tech funds were used during the Pandemic.

In this episode, Tim and I talk about the work being done in publishing to bring AR into schools, VR Lego, and using AR to assist cooking. Oh, and Tim tries AI-assisted soda.

In this episode, Tim and I try to decide which is a more important development: Tear-powered AR contact lenses or Hungry Howie's Secret AR option.

In this episode, Kimberly, Amy and I talk about the most mystifying Immersive Tech story that we've seen in a long time.

In this episode, I speak with Maria Elena Tassinari about her work "THE USE OF IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL REALITY IN A HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY"

In this episode of the AREA, Tim and I talk about how Starbucks and Honey Combs are using AR

In this episode, I speak with Tom Worthington, who is working on student employability issues.

In this episode, I speak with Ahdi Hassan about his work" The Effect of an Augmented Reality App on a Learner's Desire to Use Electronic Resources During the COVID-19 Epidemic"

In this episode of the AREA, Tim and I talk about new AR tech that is supposed to be making menus better at restaurants, and another that is supposed to make organ transplants easier.

In this episode, Amy, Kimberly and I talk about some good instances of VR being used to help the elderly battle loneliness and people with schizophrenia. But of course there's always a little wackiness as well - this time it's about using VR to play a prison control game.

In this episode, I speak with Jason Haddock about his work as the CEO of Sozo Labs (https://sozolabs.com/).

In this episode of the AREA, Tim and I talk about the joys of pizza and BMW's "motorcycles"

In this episode, I speak with Justin Pulley about his work "School Based-Agricultural Education Teachers' Lived Experience of Integrating Virtual Reality into their Classroom."

In this episode, I speak with Mohsen Ghobadi about his work "Augmented Reality Applications in Education and Examining Key Factors Affecting the Users' Behaviors."

In this episode, I speak with Josef Buchner about his work "Media comparison studies dominate comparative research on augmented reality in education."

In this episode of the AREA, Tim and I have a quick check in about what's happening with AR at BK, and then we talk a bit about DnD. It's the all acronym episode...

In this episode, I speak with Abdulrahim Muhammad Sarki & Sheyi Fapohunda about their work "Impacts of Internet of Things (Iot) and 5G Network on Technology Enhanced Learning (Tel)."

In this episode, Amy, Kimberly and I talk about the new Apple VR headset reveal.

In this episode, Kimberly, Rebecca and I talk about innovations in laptop design using AR, how Rikosseuraamuslaitos is using AR to train inmates on techniques to reaclimate once they are released, the Boring Report, and how to meme-ify Patrick

In this episode of the Versatilist AREA, Tim and I talk about Niantic's newest game, and then about whether Burger King's new AR offering is legit or not.

In this episode, Rebecca, Kimberly and I talk about having extra arms, if rats can move things with their minds, and whether we would want to power-wash a Ford Pinto in VR.

In this episode, Tim and I recap what we did when we visited London and talk about plans for the future.

In this episode, Amy, Kimberly and I talk about Apple's hardware and whether it will be the breakthrough we deserve. Then we talk about whether immersive tech might be a good fit for psychedelic-assisted treatments.

In this episode of the Versatilist AREA, Tim and I talk about AR egg hunts and gamified AR drills for basketball, all while Patrick uses Dall-E to create AI generated art around each topic.

In this episode of the Versatilist Happy Hour, Amy, Kimberly and I try to figure out whether VR Influencers will be able to save Meta (spoiler alert: we're doubtful)

In this episode of the AREA, Tim and I talk about Meta and IKEA partnering for a store-based AR game, some pretty interesting looking Apple goggles, and wrap it all up by getting hungry looking at Pickl menus.

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Jay Sridhar about his article "The Digital Metaverse: Applications in Artificial Intelligence, Medical Education, and Integrative Health."

In this episode, Tim and I talk about a clip on AR Monocle that is ripe for developers to build onto and a restaurant that uses AR to enhance their dinner menu (including "a surprisingly violent depiction of the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs")

In this episode, Rebecca and I actually dive a little deeper on a story that Kimberly introduced last time, but didn't really get the discussion it deserved.

In this episode, I speak with Pongracz Gabriel-Alexandru and Sebastian Vaida about their work "Mobile Augmented Reality Applications in Higher Education."