Last week, @davidjkenny and myself were invited down to Killaloe for @ResonanceTalks - a festival celebrating creativity and innovation.
Thank you to Emily, Steve and Carmel for inviting the Colm Delves Leadership Lab to showcase leadership and communication skills through VR.
A little glimpse into our first VR Workshop today @stayatlakeside. This unique VR space offers an immersive learning experience where participants can develop essential leadership skills through interactive simulations. (Plus its great fun! 😎) #LeadershipLab#VirtualReality #Innovation #resonancefestival #futureoflearning
And we are up and running and we are EXCITED! First up we have some pretty innovative 'Immersive VR' workshops! But what's it all about?
Well, this unique VR space offers an immersive learning experience where participants can develop essential leadership skills through interactive simulations. How cool is that? #LeadershipLab #VirtualReality #Innovation #resonancefestival
#futureoflearning
A month ago, over 127 postgraduate students took the last step towards graduation by submitting and presenting their final Practicum project.
Are you looking into getting you and your company involved? Visit https://t.co/BiJatvQyTk and contact [email protected] to learn more.
Have you heard about the new VR room in @DCUBS?
DCU #ResearchStudents can enhance their communication skills using our state-of-the-art facility for mock vivas 🧑🎓
Check your student email for details on availability and booking information 📧
#WeAreDCU#VR#Research#Viva
Special thanks to @Caroline_brady0 and @ConnectedCavan of @cavancoco for working with us. The Colm Delves VR Lab @BusinessDCU plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between education and emerging technologies, preparing students for the challenges of the future @IIDB_ie@DCU
The IIDB team was out and about yesterday giving a #VR workshop to all TY students from @BailieboroughCS, highlighting the importance of community outreach and supporting early-career skill development in schools🚀
@ConnectedCavan @timkennedyirl@davidjkenny@BusinessDCU#VRDay
This Commodore Xmas ad from 1991 showcases why the company was struggling. It's basically a tedious marketing word soup that'd put most gamers to sleep. Meanwhile Sega and Nintendo were knocking it out of the park with exciting, vibrant ads featuring all the big-name games.