Introductory VR Workshop

Learn how to create Virtual Reality apps using Unity.

This workshop beginner friendly - no previous experience is required.

By the end of the Introductory VR Workshop, you will understand the basics of VR development. After the workshop, you'll get to know a community of VR enthusiasts and learn about future resources to help startup your own VR projects.

During the workshop, we'll share:

• How Unity is used to build virtual reality apps
• Major VR development tools
• Opportunities in the VR/AR industry
• Future resources for creating VR apps

You'll learn:

• How an VR app is built from scratch in Unity
• How to use Unity to begin creating VR apps of your own

At the end of the workshop, you'll have:

• A basic understanding of how to use Unity to create your own projects
• A network of friends and colleagues who are passionate about virtual reality

Sponsorship Partners:

Circuit Stream Instructors:

Lou Pushelberg and Usman Mir have a combined 15+ years of experience building VR and AR software and applications in Unity. They've worked on professional projects that include commercial releases for large enterprise companies, VR studios, and independent contracts as well as self-publishing original content on the App Store.

Circuit Stream VR/AR Courses:

Circuit Stream is a leading provider of VR/AR education and training for individuals and enterprise. Learn more about Circuit Stream at circuitstream.com.

Testimonials for Circuit Stream Courses:

"Excellent and highly knowledgeable instructors that made complicated material easily digestible. I strongly recommend the course." - Mfon, Chicago

“Gave me hands on experience with Unity, which I had no prior experience with. I’m ready to start making my own VR games!” – Eric, Developer – Vancouver

“With no coding experience, Circuit Stream kickstarted my path in VR development.” – Arush, Chemical Engineer – Toronto

“I learned to create apps for the HTC Vive while making some great connections to the VR industry. I feel confident in becoming a VR developer now.” – Maria, Graphic Designer – Toronto