Type of course:
Digital learning, Path
Language:
EN
Duration:
2 hours
Proficiency:
Beginner
This journey introduces learners to the emerging field of holographic collaboration using XR technologies.
Through real-world use cases, learners will explore how holographic presence enhances remote communication, training, and teamwork—bridging distances in a way that feels human and immersive.
The course highlights the growing trend of hybrid work and learning environments, where spatial computing and holograms redefine how we connect, teach, and collaborate. It features hands-on insights from award-winning projects (such as EcoDrive XR), showing how holograms can reshape education and industry onboarding.
Blending theory with practical application, the course empowers educators, trainers, and professionals to confidently integrate spatial computing into their daily practice.
Learning outcomes
- Describe the fundamental principles of spatial computing, XR environments, and real-time holographic presence—highlighting how holograms differ from avatars and 2D video in terms of realism, emotional engagement, and user experience.
- Demonstrate basic proficiency in participating in a holographic collaboration session, including capturing and streaming their own hologram using accessible XR tools and navigating a shared virtual space.
- Design a simple, field-specific use case or learning scenario (e.g. in education, training, or hybrid work) that applies holographic presence, integrating human-centered design principles, accessibility, and awareness of emerging XR trends
Lesson [EcoDrive XR] Human-Centered XR – Applications Across Education & Industry Lesson 2
Course Content
Lesson [EcoDrive XR] Hands-On – Start Collaborating as a Hologram Lesson 3
Course Content
Lesson [EcoDrive XR] Emerging trends in XR and Spatial Computing Lesson 4
Course Content
Topics
Uncategorized
Course Includes
- 4 Quizzes
- 5 Certificates of achievement
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