Last month was an incredibly busy one for me, building towards my biggest role ever at the GESS Dubai conference where I coordinated and then hosted a VR Experience stage for 3 days straight. As I was so focused on prep for this huge event I didn't manage to turn around my monthly column for VR Focus in February. To make up for this I decided to offer them an article which I had intended on publishing here on my own site. The article ties in with the one presentation I delive

My December column for VR Focus was a top ten list of educational VR apps for 2018. As opposed to my list from 2017 (which you can read here) I chose not to just focus on Steam-based apps this year and threw in a couple of VR apps from other platforms. To read the article on the VR Focus website, click on the logo below. To access the archives of all my articles for VR Focus, click here. #VR #VRFocus #Vive #WMR

My guest posts at VR Focus continued in November with a piece aimed at VR developers. I often find that VR content aimed at the classroom hasn't been tailored as carefully as it should be for use with children. This piece breaks down 10 things I would reccomend that developers consider in order to ensure that their VRedu experiences can be harnessed successfully and make an impact in classrooms. Click here to read the full article on the VR Focus site. On a side note, some of

September sees the launch of a series of guest articles I am writing for VR Focus. I'll be writing one article a month for them and the content will be fresh features not found here on VirtualiTeach. As such I'll add a link to each one so that regular readers here don't miss out! October's article is the second part of my two-part feature looking at high-end VR integration in schools. This part explores practical ways to integrate limited numbers of headsets in ways that can

September sees the launch of a series of guest articles I am writing for VR Focus. I'll be writing one article a month for them and the content will be fresh features not found here on VirtualiTeach. As such I'll add a link to each one so that regular readers here don't miss out! The first article is actually part 1 or a two-part feature looking at high-end VR integration in schools. This first part explores the Why. To read the article in full on the VR Focus site, click her