Quantum Leap can bring a live first-person view into an OowOah VR Meeting Room. A trainer can use that view to explain a real object or demonstration while remote participants watch and discuss it. The starting point should be a task that can be understood through the view available.
What should the trainer prepare?
Choose a short demonstration with a clear purpose. Decide which parts need to be visible, which points need explanation and where to pause for questions. Check that the camera view actually shows the detail the trainer intends to discuss. A demonstration that is clear in person may need a different pace when people are watching remotely.
What does the group need?
People joining the VR meeting need Meta Quest 3 or Meta Quest 3S headsets. The business arranges the meeting and attendees in its admin panel, and the system emails invitations. Test the demonstration connection before the training session. OowOah supports one RTMP feed at a time, so do not plan simultaneous live sources.
Does watching replace practical training?
Watching a live demonstration can help people understand an explanation and ask questions. It does not by itself demonstrate that a learner can perform the task. The training provider should decide what supervised practice or assessment is needed afterwards. Use the remote session for the learning objective it can genuinely support.
Where can I find out more?
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