THE AR EXPERIENCE.

AR at its simplest AR is different than virtual reality in that people experience the latter while wearing a special headset that completely immerses them in a virtual environment. I displayed these public information AR experiences in the office hallways and featured them in all employee contests and in new-hire training scavenger hunt activities. While new hires are going around the building scanning AR markers with their phones, other employees are sure to take notice and become curious about what is happening - and they may even scan the AR marker and learn too. Those experiences will begin building your skills in AR creation and enable your audience to get used to the idea of learning in AR. [Extracted from the article]
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