Virtual Reality at Cal Poly Humboldt

This VR web browser is great for viewing any web-based VR projects that you've created or found online but can't find an app for.

This is the perfect choice for getting used to using the Quest and touch controllers.

This beginner Quest tutorial also helps you get used to the headset and controllers and gets you dancing!

"Discover and rediscover Notes On Blindness, an emotional journey into a world beyond sight."

"Traveling While Black is a cinematic VR experience that immerses the viewer in the long history of restriction of movement for black Americans and the creation of safe spaces in our communities."
Check out one of the Library Oculus Quest headsets to experience this project!

Experience four scenarios that give you a glimpse of what it is like to live with dementia.

Travel to your own personal island and embark on an immersive mindfulness journey like no other.

A musical game that gets you active as you dodge and slash moving objects with a laser sword. (Access through the Oculus Browser).

This is an easy way to watch any 360 videos you've created with our 360 cameras available for you to borrow and take out to experiment with. Just upload to YouTube as you would with any video and they'll make it work in VR!

This YouTube playlist showcases various projects created by students.

Milk's project with UNICEF narrated by Sidra, a 12 year-old in a Syrian refugee camp. [Links to YouTube 360 video, which can also be found in the Quest YouTube app.]

From WithIn: "Former Vice President Al Gore takes viewers on a transcendent exploration into the devastating consequences of our changing climate. Stand on the Greenland ice and observe the melt as it courses through bright blue rivers and into gaping moulins, as icebergs melt into the ocean." [Links to YouTube 360 video, which can also be found in the Quest YouTube app.]

Relax with a virtual 360° VR nature journey to waterfalls and beaches from Tasmania, Australia, the Grand Canyon and beyond. [ECOVR, 6 mins]

Plunge into a Caribbean gem with National Geographic photographer Brian Skerry to explore the Buck Island Reef. [National Geographic, 6 mins]