VR Implementation Readiness Framework
A scored 20-indicator rubric across five conditions, with action thresholds for deployment decisions.
My doctoral work at the University of Southern Queensland investigates what makes head-mounted virtual reality actually work in higher education — beyond the hype. The instruments below were developed as the practical contribution of that research, and are published here for institutions, learners, facilitators, developers, and researchers to use directly.
Five instruments developed through doctoral research. Try them at vrtools.brodiemcgee.com.
A scored 20-indicator rubric across five conditions, with action thresholds for deployment decisions.
A 12-item self-report producing a red/amber/green risk level with recommended accommodations.
Enter your session date and the tool produces a personalised week-long facilitation timeline.
24 binary items across six domains for auditing a platform, with three deployment-blocking critical items.
A research-stage pool of 17 items proposing three constructs for future scale development. Not a validated instrument.
McGee, B. L., & Jacka, L. (2021). Virtual reality in education. Broken promises or new hope? In S. Gregory, S. Warburton, & M. Schier (Eds.), Back to the Future – ASCILITE '21. Proceedings ASCILITE 2021 in Armidale (pp. 74–80).
https://doi.org/10.14742/ascilite2021.0111