Research

Research 
Assessing and enhancing the effectiveness of 
our VR videos and online courses

 

"We can’t all go into space but to have this VR experience is so incredibly important. It is so immersive and awe inspiring. This should be available to all leaders of the world to see, because you can only understand the system if you look at it from one layer above it, and that is exactly what this overview experience gives us."


Prof Kate Raworth, University of Oxford, author of Doughnut Economics

Feedback from our VR programmes

Participants report having had a profound shift in their awareness. These participants descriptions of the experience are similar to those described by astronauts. 

Participants develop a new sense of awareness and a new planetary perspective. Research suggests that the VR may impact how people feel and behave.

Participants description of their experience include feelings of awe, feelings of being connected to nature and having an expanded personal sense of self.

Participants require a period of assimilation, then they are excited to share and compare their experience.

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