New perspectives on learning
and development:
Funding Pathways to Leverage
for Extended Reality Initiatives
Join Grants Office and special guests from HP, NVIDIA,
and UNL as we discuss funding and deploying
extended reality technology across higher education.
SAVE THE DATE
October 31, 2019 at 2PM EDT
Whether it’s Virtual, Augmented, or Mixed, there is no denying the appeal of Extended Reality solutions for use in research labs, classrooms, or workforce development settings. And while many colleges, universities, or training providers might be interested in establishing a virtual & augmented reality lab, the most common barrier to implementation is usually funding. Fortunately, there are many federal funders interested in supporting innovative approaches to education and workforce development.
Join Grants Office, special guests from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts, HP, and NVIDIA, as we explore exciting developments in the world of blended reality for learning, review how Universities have implemented their Blended Reality learning lab environment, and highlight upcoming federal grant opportunities you may want to pursue.
Whether you’re already in the process of integrating extended reality into your instruction and research or just curious about the idea, you won’t want to miss this event!
Meet the
Speakers
Megan Elliott
Founding Director, Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Paul Martin
Distinguished Technologist,
HP Incorporated
Elizabeth Evans
Grants Development Consultant,
Grants Office
Jesse Fleming
Assistant Professor, Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts, University of Nebraska - Lincoln
You don't want to miss this event!