In this episode, I speak with Chih-Pu Dai about his article "Improving teaching practices via virtual reality‐supported simulation‐based learning: Scenario design and the duration of implementation."

In this episode, Tim and I catch up on what happened in the virtual New Year's Eve celebrations, and then we jump into some interesting tech that showed up at CES this year.

In this episode of the Versatilist, I get to talk with Sean Corvelle who is the start-line MC for Tough Mudder.  We talk about the nature of immersive experiences, and I get a chance to bring together two of my favorite topics: immersive learning and obstacle-course racing.

In this episode, Amy, Rebecca and I talk about the weirdness that is Replika and the potential for ChatGPT (spoiler...it's kinda scary if you don't pay attention to what kind of assignments you're giving your students)

In this episode, Tim and I talk about how AR might be able to help Ukraine deal with leftover ordinance, and then we get into some lighter fair. 

In this episode, I speak with Jessica Lizeth Dominguez Alfaro & Michaela Arztmann about their work "Marie's ChemLab: a Mobile Augmented Reality Game to Teach Basic Chemistry to Children"

In this episode, Tim and I talk about World Cup soccer, space suits, Corona's 30-year old advertising, and surprise hospital animals.

In this episode, Kimberly, Rebecca and I talk about VR Death Games, the loss of Google Cardboard, and New Balance's entrance into AR usage.  Stick with it...the name of this episode eventually makes sense.

As a follow up to the interview with Ian Roy and Jordan Tynes, I talk with them a few months after meeting them at the conference.  It was great to catch up with them.

In this episode of the Happy Hour, Amy, Kimberly and I ponder whether robots can laugh convincingly.