John Walker
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"XR on Tour" was a journey across the Netherlands where we explored the landscape of eXtended Reality (XR) in education and research.
From discussing pressing challenges to the promising opportunities, we engaged with various member institutions to get a firsthand look at how XR is shaping futures in education and research. Read on to discover key takeaways, next steps, and what it all means for the evolving realm of XR technology.
We now have a live website from our tour, see it here.
Our XR on Tour unveiled a set of unique challenges faced by educational and research institutions. These included:
Despite these challenges, the journey also revealed some insights:
• SURF has launched an XR Developer Network to foster sharing and collaboration.
• SURF and TUDelft Library hosted together the first ever National XR Day on July 5, 2023! Read more about the highlights of the National XR Day or watch videos of the presentations that were recorded.
• Advancements in network infrastructure promise to facilitate larger and more interactive simulations.
• SURF has initiated Responsible XR activities to address ethical concerns around XR usage in education and research.
Our tour exposed both the challenges and opportunities lying ahead for XR in education and research. As we move forward, it is essential to continue collaborative initiatives to harness the full potential of these technologies. It's an exciting time, and we can't wait to see where the next steps will take us.
In the month of September we pay extra attention to the possibilities of XR!
Keep an eye on this page for the latest updates https://www.surf.nl/en/xr
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