Schouten & Nelissen
Learning method:
Learning to hold a presentation in VR
The ability to hold a good presentation is an important skill. A pitch, a job interview, an event – you have only one chance to get your message across clearly.
So the best way to learn how to make a presentation is in a setting that is as realistic as possible. From now on, you can do this with the new ‘Relaxed presentations in Virtual Reality’ application that TinQwise Immersive has developed with Schouten & Nelissen. With this VR app, you can hold a presentation while interacting with an audience and you receive objective feedback straight away.
Real-time interaction
In the Relaxed presentations in Virtual Reality application, you hold your presentation in a large hall filled with people. The audience reacts to your performance in real time.
Is your voice not loud enough? Then the audience will ask you to speak louder. Does your voice sound too monotonous? Then the audience will tell you. Are you not looking at your audience often enough? Then your audience will start talking to each other instead of listening to you.
The life-like space combined with the interactive audience will give you the same feeling you’ll soon have in the hall in real life.
Objective feedback
The application also gives you an objective assessment of every presentation. For example, we measure whether you look at your audience during the presentation and for how long, how loud your voice is and whether your intonation changes during the presentation.
At the end of your presentation, all of this information is displayed to you in graphs and as a heat map. This heat map gives you a visual impression of the direction in which you were looking during your presentation.
In-app demo
