When choosing a VR or AR development course, how do you decide between online courses, bootcamps, or university? We break down the pros and cons of MOOCs, bootcamps, and traditional university VR and AR courses to help you find the most effective option.

We break down how Magic Leap One’s hardware works in conjunction with its software, and dig into how you can get started creating for Magic Leap One.

When searching for online VR courses, you’ll come across countless YouTube and other online tutorials that are often not relevant to your goals, are inaccurate, or out-of-date altogether. We’ll compare Udemy and Circuit Stream as education services, their expertise, price points, and support of students

Finding a certified VR developer course isn’t easy. Udacity’s nanodegrees in VR foundations, immersive experiences, and 360 video are compelling, but they can take upwards of seven months to complete. Circuit Stream’s course is 10 weeks. But how does the content compare?

There’s a reason online courses like Circuit Stream or Coursera are offered: it’s far easier (and enjoyable!) to learn information you don’t have to go searching for. Coursera and Circuit Stream both help you here; but which is best?

When it comes to using augmented reality devices, the device must create an understanding of your physical space. But how does this understanding of your space translate into being able to interact with virtual objects? What is Spatial Mapping?

When learning VR/AR development, you’ll need to rely on programming guides and tutorials. Whether you’re learning to code C#, develop in Unity, or build VR/AR apps, there are core skills and pieces of advice you should know.

There are many ways to learn virtual reality, and many students prefer a face-to-face environment. This kind of learning is traditionally offered through universities, workshops, and bootcamps. So, we’ve compiled a list of the top virtual reality courses by city.

When learning VR/AR development, you’ll need to rely on programming guides and tutorials. Whether you’re learning to code C#, develop in Unity, or build VR/AR apps, there are core skills and pieces of advice you should know.