The World is Changing, Crisis is Constant but Solutions Exist

VR can open new possibilities for human communication and profound behavioral change. We are at a tipping point in technology—a new type of experience. Regardless if we are tethered or untethered with devices—VR will be a critical technology and fundamental to the experiences in people’s lives.

Using VR for Social Change

Virtual Reality at Worldviz

Jimmy Giliberti, Director at Worldviz, shares new virtual reality developments.

Linda Durnell Speaks on Virtual Reality

The Human Factor in Immersive Design

Digital Hollywood October, 2016

Digital Hollywood May, 2016

Durnell is committed to empowering individuals and assisting in the process of collective problem solving to find solutions that will have significant social impact. She presented at Digital Hollywood conferences in May on the topic of “Neuroscience and Virtual Reality,” which elucidates how people can avoid distraction while balancing technology with humanity through neuroscience and cognitive psychology.

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Dr. Durnell teaches at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, the topic of Consumer Behavior, which focuses on consumers’ decision making based on theoretical and empirical findings from psychology, anthropology, and sociology and includes engagement, emotions, and social influences. Also explored is consumer behavior analysis on marketing strategies, market segmentation/positioning, brand loyalty, the persuasion process, and promotion. Ethical and moral motivations and the impact on social change are discussed.