Hi all, I heard a webinar that users can still benefit from 3-D even if they don’t have the glasses.

I would like to try it and am curious, does anyone have experience with that?

What were the user responses? Love it? Hate it? Other?

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Agile Kelly
I am an agile coach and an executive leadership coach. I typically work with organizations who want to transform their culture, often involving many people, like my current client of 300,000 people. I'm hoping to learn to do eLearning well enough to scale myself.
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Agile Kelly
2019-06-18 22:22:02

that’s very helpful; thanks
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Lieve Weymeis
2019-06-19 09:00:11

You’re welcome
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Lieve Weymeis
2019-06-10 08:10:52

I don’t have goggles, but I have used 3D images and video in projects. Not as standalone VR projects but as 360 slides in a normal cptx-projecT.  Not suited for everything, but it adds a new feature that can be more engaging for the learner. I think about discovering the different machines in a very technical room in a hospital, or watching a badly managed building site (I am construction engineer).
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