Enhancing Learning with 360° Interactive Experiences
360° interactives offer immersive, real-world environments that engage students in exploratory and experiential learning. Whether it’s a virtual field trip to a historical site, an interactive lab simulation, or a walkthrough of a complex system, these tools allow learners to navigate and interact with content in all directions by creating a sense of presence and curiosity. By embedding 360° images or videos into lessons, instructors can foster deeper engagement, support visual-spatial learning, and bring abstract concepts to life in a way that traditional media cannot. They are ideal for hybrid, online, or in-person courses looking to add dynamic, student-centered content.
“It helped me immerse in the material as if I was experiencing it first hand.”
“It was really fun and interactive.”
“It’s nice that it’s interactive, enjoy ‘real time’ reaction/explanation to questions.”
– Student Feedback
Interested in Creating Your Own 360° Interactive?
The Faculty Multimedia Center also supports faculty by renting out camera equipment and providing training on interactive technologies that can be used in Webcourses@UCF, such as ThingLink.
You can also schedule a consultation with the CDL Video team for video projects if you are interested in capturing specific visuals and content.
For additional questions, email us at iLab@ucf.edu.
Wondering What These Interactions Look Like?
Check out the examples below for 360° interactives that have been developed by Eric Fabra with the Pegasus Innovation Lab for specific UCF faculty: