Applying VR-Delivered Learning to the Energy Decommissioning Sector
Summary
“The benefits of using VR in teaching people how to work safely, effectively and efficiently when engaged in potentially hazardous activities such as decommissioning energy installations are well-known,” explained Emma. With offices in Dunfermline, Scotland, and Athens, Georgia, in the USA, but with customers from around the world, eCom focuses on the delivery, tracking and reporting of workforce learning and development through innovative technologies. Dunfermline, United Kingdom, May 19, 2021 --( PR.com )-- The value of using virtual reality in learning how to decommission energy installations – notably in the oil and gas industry – efficiently, effectively and above all, safely, is being further emphasised in a presentation on 20th May to delegates at Decom Week 2021. The event, which runs from 17th to 21st May, is organised by Decom North Sea, a body that works across the energy sector – encompassing renewables, oil and gas, and nuclear – to share knowledge, facilitate collaboration and maximise business potential for its members.The presentation – by Emma Dickson, of the digital learning and assessment specialists, eCom Scotland – examines eNetReality, a virtual reality (VR) authoring tool specifically designed for use in learning and assessment.“The benefits of using VR in teaching people how to work safely, effectively and efficiently when engaged in potentially hazardous activities such as decommissioning energy installations are well-known,” explained Emma. With offices in Dunfermline, Scotland, and Athens, Georgia, in the USA, but with customers from around the world, eCom focuses on the delivery, tracking and reporting of workforce learning and development through innovative technologies.