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Dr. Shannon Putman is a pioneering entrepreneur in XR and education. She has led the largest rollout of educational VR in the USA and, in this episode, discusses using VR in special education classrooms and vocational programs, advocating for accessibility and representation. Shannon addresses the challenges of managing large-scale VR deployments and highlights the need for teacher training and empowerment to use VR effectively in instruction.
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