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360 video/virtual reality/augmented reality
Morning all
I'm wanting to use interactive 360 videos in my courses. I've been looking at various ways to do this and noticed that Adobe Captivate 2019 has added a really cool feature called 'Virtual Reality Project'. This gives the designer the ability to add various interactions 'on top' of the 360 video. This can range from popup text/image to quizzes. I'd much prefer to use Articulate and am hoping that there is someway of creating this type of interactivity within Articulate. If it's not possible, when do you think this feature will be added? It would add such value!
It's something my clients are asking for and I know it adds another dimension to embedding the learning for their learners. It's also great fun.
Cheers
Jen
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Hello! Please add me to the growing list of IDs hoping for AR and VR options in Articulate 360!
Add me to the list. I work in healthcare.
And me! I work in training for a pharma manufacturer and there is a huge demand to be able to allow people to develop some competency in cleanroom related activities in a safe, non-cleanroom environment.
+1 on adding VR to Articulate, urgent :)
i totally need this feature!! Please add me to the list!!
Is there any news on this topic?
Please let's me known.
Thank you in advance.I am also getting more request for VR elements to be added to courses. Hope that Storyline is able to add something ASAP!
Add me to the list of requestors that hope there is movement on getting VR/AR added to the Storyline roadmap, or if necessary, a new product in the Articulate 360 wheelhouse. 360 tours/pictures are just the beginning - folks are starting to ask for interactivity and features that Storyline has that could easily be used in VR/AR.
I am interested in adding AR in Articulate Rise 360 also. Look forward to hearing any updates.
I keep checking back on this thread, hoping Articulate will get with the program and add VR and 360 capabilities. I've let my Storyline subscription lapse for the time being, solely because most of my clients are insisting on VR. And, as a heads-up if you really want to be ahead of the curve, I've had a half dozen clients request holographic solutions in addition to VR. I see this only accelerating with the COVID WFH and K-12 virtual learning. Kids, especially, need these advanced tech features to stay engaged.
