A VR training development timeline depends on the amount of content, interaction and review required. A filmed introduction and a branching 3D simulation are different projects. High5VR can outline a schedule once the audience, objectives and deliverables are defined.
Account for content preparation
Scripts, approved feedback and permitted assets need to be ready at agreed stages. Identify who supplies them and who can approve decisions. Missing materials or unresolved wording can delay development even when the technical work is progressing.
Include review and testing
Plan milestones for content approval, an initial working version and representative learner testing. Give reviewers sufficient time to respond and identify who combines feedback. Revisions need a defined process rather than an assumption of unlimited changes.
Separate delivery from rollout
Finishing the application is one stage. Device installation, facilitator preparation and local launch arrangements also require time. Share any target date at the start so the scope and dependencies can be assessed. A realistic schedule should explain what must happen for each milestone to be met.
Discuss your project with High5VR
Tell us your audience, learning objectives and delivery requirements. Contact High5VR to discuss a suitable first step.