Glossary
Immersive formats
VR (Virtual Reality)
Also known as Virtual Reality
Virtual Reality — a fully immersive, simulated environment, usually via a headset (optional on Node XR).
Virtual Reality is a fully immersive, computer-simulated environment, most often experienced through a headset that replaces your view of the real world.
Node XR scenarios run in VR headsets, but the same scenario also runs on ordinary desktop, tablet and mobile screens — so a headset deepens the experience without ever being required.
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- Is VR training effective? What the evidence actually says ×26
- Blog ×16
- Best VR training platforms in the UK (2026): an honest comparison ×11
- What you can actually measure from immersive training ×10
- Do you need VR headsets for VR training? No, here is how it works ×8
- Build your own immersive onboarding, or commission an agency? ×7
- The UK college guide to building your own VR training ×5
- Off-the-shelf VR library vs building your own: an honest guide ×5
- NHS procurement for immersive training: DTAC, DSPT and the rest ×4
- Build your own workshop safety induction: a guide for FE colleges ×4
- How an NHS health board drills cardiac assessment in VR ×4