ClassVR portal allows the teacher to deliver a defined playlist of resources to multiple headsets simultaneously.

A simple set of ‘play’ and ‘pause’ controls sends resources to headsets and starts experiences. Videos are all sequenced simultaneously, so every student will be seeing the video at the same point, allowing teachers to describe and comment as it plays.

Students can be so immersed in a VR experience, it can be hard to get their attention. With ClassVR’s dynamic ‘Point of Interest’ (POI), teachers can guide students to look at a specific part of a VR experience, by simply clicking anywhere on the 360 image that is playing.

In the headsets, students will see a ‘breadcrumb’ trail, leading them towards the POI, and when the reach it they will see an icon, pointing out the item the teacher has highlighted.

Understanding where children are looking is almost impossible when they are wearing VR headsets.

ClassVR’s innovative head tracking feature allows teachers to have a view of exactly where each student is looking in their headset.

Small icons, depicting each child’s headset ‘point of view’ (POV), are displayed on the portal, allowing teachers an instant glance to see if they are all focused in the right place.

These icons deliver real-time tracking of headset movement and orientation, providing valuable feedback to teachers.

When delivering a lesson, the headsets automatically lock into the selected activity from the playlist.

Button presses or gestures are disabled, ensuring the student remains in the current experience, under the teachers control.