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Episode 147-Immersive Learning for Every Student: Rundle Studio’s VR Revolution – VR in Education
Hello everyone, and welcome to another exciting episode of VR in Education, where we explore how virtual reality is transforming teaching and learning.
Today’s guests are Dr. Jason Rogers, Head of School for Rundle College Society, and John Wolf, Principal of Rundle Studio. These visionary leaders are reimagining education through the lens of immersive technology, pioneering the use of virtual reality to support students with diverse and complex learning needs.
At Rundle Studio—an innovative online school for grades 7–12 students with diagnosed learning disabilities, ADHD, ASD, anxiety, or gifted learning profiles—Jason and John are championing a bold new model. By integrating VR and immersive environments into their pedagogy, they’re not only boosting engagement but helping students grasp abstract concepts in ways that traditional classrooms often can’t.
Their work is reshaping what inclusive, personalized education can look like in a digital age—and setting a powerful example for schools everywhere.
- Episode 147-Immersive Learning for Every Student: Rundle Studio’s VR Revolution
- Episode 146-Micro-learning and VR with Andrew Sedillo
- Episode 145- The Literate Self: Dyslexia, Identity, and Immersive VR
- Episode 144-Immersive Judgment: The Promise and Provocation of VR in Nursing
- Episode 143: From Holodecks to Classrooms – Chris Madsen on the Power of Virtual Worlds