VXRLabs is an immersive learning platform—preferably accessed through a virtual reality headset, but also available as a desktop application—that provides hands-on interactive simulations, 3D educational environments, 360° educational videos, mixed reality experiences, AI-driven content, and more. It includes virtual science labs, career and technical education (CTE) modules, dissections, field trips, historical environments, and subject-specific learning spaces designed for active, experiential learning.

Designed for Campus Wide Learning

VXRLabs is built to support major instructional materials disciplines across an entire institution. Rather than serving a single department, VXRLabs offers deep content coverage for a wide range of academic areas, making it a comprehensive, institution-wide solution.

Multiplayer (Synchronous) and Single Player (Asynchronous) Learning

The learning experiences are both synchronous (multiplayer) and asynchronous (single-player). This means that a school/teacher can host an entire class in a virtual reality lab, or assign students to engage in independent study.

Simulations and Creator Spaces

VXRLabs features cost-effective, safe, and immersive simulations in a wide variety of subject matter, including Chemistry, History, Literature & Language, Math, Biology, and more. Transform every lesson into an unforgettable adventure and create a lifelike experience for learning. The flexibility you have with VXRLabs is unique, making it easy to cover cross-subject and multi-disciplinary teaching practices with ease. For example, students can conduct chemistry or biology experiments, explore themes of literature, understand mathematical use cases, practice forensics and journalism, complete career exploration activities in fields like robotics, agricultural science, or carpentry, and more, all within one application. With Creator Spaces, users can choose a pre-built virtual “classroom”, or start from scratch in our Creator Space Sandbox. With access to a huge library of spawnable objects, a 3D pen, sticky notes, media file sharing, and more, unleash creativity, refine skills, and bring visions to life.

Conversational AI

VXRLabs includes an AI Creator Studio and Library for designing AI Lessons and Conversations that students can access in-headset.

• AI Conversations enable roleplay with dynamic AI characters such as historical figures, business leaders, or simulated patients.
• AI Lessons allow students to learn content directly from AI-driven instructors in a more interactive format than video or text.

If you prefer pre-built content, the AI Library includes hundreds of ready-to-use Lessons and Conversations.

Professional Development

VXRLabs features professional development created by educators and based on current research in spatial learning and pedagogy. These modules help instructors understand best practices for teaching in immersive environments.

Host Controls

Teachers have access to robust VR host tools, including spatial volume management, adjustable student permissions, and group teleportation, providing structured and efficient classroom management in virtual spaces.

Student Metrics

The Activity Logs system provides itemized tracking of student progress. Instructors can create class rosters (no student data required) and review detailed metrics generated as students complete assigned simulations and experiences.

Streamlined Learning Management System

Nexus delivers our version of a learning management system, allowing instructors to manage classes, create and manage student accounts, complete professional development modules, track metrics, and build or assign instructional materials tailored for immersive learning.

Free to Download

VXRLabs is free to download with content that is always available at no cost. A basic VXRLabs License offers access to hundreds of pre-built and scoped learning experiences via our simulations and 360° videos, as well as unlimited subject exploration with Creator Spaces and AI Lessons and Conversations. We also offer limited premium content (CTE and Dissection Content) that includes additional fees.

Scalable and Infinitely Expandable

The VXRLabs content library grows continuously through both VictoryXR-created modules and user-generated content created by educators worldwide, including lesson plans, environments, and AI experiences.

Multi-Device

VXRLabs is compatible with a wide range of devices, including:

Standalone / Desktop / Mobile Platforms

• Windows devices
• MacBooks
• Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S, and Quest Pro
• macOS computers

PCVR Tethered Headsets (including, but not limited to)

• Oculus Rift
• Oculus Rift S
• Valve Index
• HTC Vive
• HTC Vive Pro / Pro 2
• Vive Cosmos
• Vive Focus 3
• Vive XR Elite
• Pico 3
• Pico 4
• Lenovo ThinkReality VRX
• HP Reverb G2
• Windows Mixed Reality headsets

For more information on compatibility and access, see Download VXRLabs on Your Device.

Video walkthrough

Getting Started: Onboarding

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Creating an Account

The first step in getting started will be to create your VictoryXR account. Once your order is processed, you will receive an order confirmation email from VictoryXR. This email includes the links to access your products. VXRLabs licenses are managed in Nexus at account.victoryxr.com. If your purchase includes a headset, you will receive a separate email with delivery information once your headset has shipped. Please allow 14 business days for shipping.

You will also receive an automated Welcome to VictoryXR! email. In this email, you will find important information on accessing your content, including a code for redeeming your licenses, and you will be prompted to select the blue Get Started button at the bottom of the email. When you select Get Started, your licenses will be automatically redeemed to the email address associated with your purchase. To redeem your licenses to a different email address, go to account.victoryxr.com/redeem and enter the code from the email instead. If you don’t see this email in your inbox, please check your spam folder.

Upon selecting the Get Started button you will be redirected to our Sign Up page where you will input a display name, email address, and your desired password, and then select Create an Account. Please note that you must use the same email address that you used to purchase your products. If purchasing more than one subscription, you will not need to set up two accounts with this email. All products will be under your one organization (see next step). Please also keep in mind that the email and password you input here will be used to access the VXRLabs application in-headset (if your purchase includes a VXRLabs license), unless the license(s) will be attributed to other members within your organization. Please write these credentials down in a safe place to reference later. If you have SSO credentials through Clever or Edlink, you can also create an account by selecting Sign Up with Clever or Sign Up with Edlink.

Once you input the necessary account creation information and select the Create an Account button, you will be required to Verify Your Email. Once you've verified your email address, you can click the Sign In button at the bottom of the screen to sign in to your account. If you did not receive a verification email, please check your spam folder first, and if you can’t find it there - contact info@victoryxr.com.

Setting up an Organization

Upon your first time signing in, you will have several VictoryXR onboarding tasks to complete. The first step will be to select the type of organization that you are a part of - College or University, K-12 School, Homeschool, or Business or Other. Please note, if you are an individual subscriber or you are not affiliated with one of these organization types, you can select Business or Other.

If you choose College or University, K-12 School, or Business or Other, you will be prompted to select:

• “I want to join my school/business’s existing VictoryXR organization”

OR

• “I’ve just purchased a VictoryXR product for the first time”

If you are the Team Lead for your organization, and no one else in your organization has completed the onboarding process yet, please select, “I’ve just purchased a VictoryXR product for the first time”.

If you are an Instructor, or a new Team Lead, who has been invited to create an account by an existing Team Lead within an existing organization, please select “I want to join my school/business’s existing VictoryXR organization”.

If you select, “I’ve just purchased a VictoryXR product for the first time”, you will be asked to enter a name for your organization.

If you select, “I want to join my school/business’s existing VictoryXR organization”, you will be automatically added to the organization you were invited to by a Team Lead at your school or business. If you select this step without having been invited to an organization that already exists, you'll be prompted to contact your Team Lead so they can invite you, or you’ll be prompted to return to the previous screen and to choose, “I’ve just purchased a VictoryXR product for the first time”.

If you choose Homeschool, you will be prompted, “This account will be your parent account. You'll be able to set up accounts for your child(ren) later. You can also change the email on this account later if you used the wrong one on your order”, and to, “Enter a name for your homeschool”.

Product Dashboard

Welcome to Nexus, VictoryXR’s web-based account, license, and learning management system at account.victoryxr.com. The first time you sign in, you will be invited to take a quick tour of Nexus.

Your Nexus Dashboard is the home page for Nexus, where you can find and open VictoryXR’s various platforms and offerings. It is organized into three sections:

• Products: Tiles for VictoryXR platforms, such as VXRLabs. Select a product tile to open its product page.
• Add-ons: Tiles for Add-On content, such as the CTE bundles, Immersive History: Ancient Jerusalem, Dissection Bundle, and Financial Literacy. Add-ons that are available to you appear in color, and add-ons your organization has not purchased appear in black-and-white with a shopping cart icon (see Add-On Content).
• Tools & Links: My Activity, Help Center, and My Layouts.

The menu on the left side of every Nexus page provides quick access to the main areas of Nexus:

• Dashboard: Return to the Nexus Dashboard.
• Organization Management: Manage users, students, classes and groups, subscriptions, and organization settings (Team Leads).
• Educator Center: My Classes, My Lesson Plans, Quiz Maker, and S.A.N.T.A.
• Asset Catalog: Browse VictoryXR’s immersive content and build Lesson Plans.
• Messages, To-Do List, My Files, and the Help Center.

At the bottom of the menu, select My Organizations to switch between organizations, or My Account to manage your account.

VXRLabs Product Page

Select the VXRLabs tile on the Nexus Dashboard to open the VXRLabs product page, where you can manage licenses, download the app, create and browse AI experiences, and find training and support resources.

• License Management: Assign licenses to your users for VXRLabs (Team Leads).
• VXRLabs: Download the VXRLabs app to your headset or computer.
• AI Creator Studio: Create AI lessons and scenarios, and view the AI experiences you have created.
• AI Library: Browse hundreds of lessons and simulations in the VictoryXR AI Experience catalog.
• VXRWeb: Access the VXRWeb platform.
• Resources: Access Professional Development and other resources associated with your subscription, such as the Mountaineer Ice Cream Case Study and Teaching Note, and CTE HVAC AI Instructional Materials Content.
• In-App Training Registration: Register for a live training session inside VXRLabs.

Adding Instructors and Team Leads

Team Leads manage their organization from Organization Management in the left-hand menu, which includes Users & Students, Classes & Groups, Subscription, and Organization Settings.

Open Users & Students to see everyone in your organization, along with their email address or username, role, and whether their invitation is still pending. Use the search and filter buttons to find a user, and select Edit or Delete next to a user to manage their account.

To invite Instructors or Team Leads:

1. Select Add Users.
2. Enter each user’s email address on its own line (email addresses only, not names), OR upload a CSV File and select the Email Column that contains your users’ email addresses. The first row of the CSV should contain the column labels.
3. Select a Role: Student, Instructor, or Team Lead. If a user needs administrative permissions, such as the ability to assign and unassign licenses within your organization, choose Team Lead.
4. Optionally, search for a Class/Group the users should belong to.
5. Under Grant the added users a license to the following product(s), if able, check the products you want to assign, such as VXRLabs. Licenses are granted if your organization has seats available.
6. Select Add Users. Each person will receive an email invitation to create their account.

You can also add Students with Add Users if you would like them to create their own accounts using their email address. To create Student accounts without email addresses, use Add Students instead (see below).

Adding Students

To add Students without using email addresses, open Users & Students, select Add Students, and then choose Add A Single Student or Add Multiple Students.

Add A Single Student

1. Enter the student’s First Name and Last Name (a generic name can be used).
2. Enter a Username and Password of your choosing, or leave them blank to have them generated automatically. Usernames can contain lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens, periods, and underscores.
3. Check the products you want to grant the student a license to, such as VXRLabs.
4. Select Add Student.

Add Multiple Students

1. Upload a CSV File containing your students’ usernames and passwords. The first row of the CSV should contain the column labels.
2. Select the Username Column and Password Column, and optionally the Name Column.
3. Optionally, search for a Class the students should belong to.
4. Check the products you want to grant the students a license to, then select Add Students.

Students will not receive a notification to create an account, because you have already created their accounts. Please record each username and password in a safe place so that you can share them with the student. Students can then sign in to VXRLabs directly with those credentials.

Assigning Licenses

Adding a user is the first step in providing access to content for a Student, Instructor, or Team Lead. The second step is to assign a license to the new user.

To view your organization’s licenses, open Organization Management > Subscription. Each product your organization has purchased is listed with its quantity (number of licenses), purchase date, and expiration date.

• Assign Licenses: Open the License Management page for that product.
• Renew: Renew the subscription through the VictoryXR store.
• Change Owner: Move the subscription to a different organization.
• Redeem Code: Apply a redemption code from a purchase. Enter the Code, select the organization to redeem the product(s) to, and select Redeem Code.

You can also open License Management by selecting the VXRLabs tile on the Nexus Dashboard and then License Management, or by using one of the links below:

• VXRLabs
• CTE Healthcare
• CTE Life Science
• CTE Tech
• CTE Trades
• Immersive History: Ancient Jerusalem
• Dissection Bundle
• Financial Literacy

License Management shows how many seats are assigned, your total seats, when licenses were last purchased, and the next expiration date. The table lists every user in your organization and whether they have been granted access: users with a license assigned have a green checkmark, and users without a license have a red X. A user must have a license assigned to access content. Licenses can be granted and revoked instantly; select Revoke License next to a user to remove their license. You can also select Add Users to invite new users from this page.

Professional Development

All Instructors and Team Leads can access and complete our Professional Development course. By completing the 4-hour training course, you’ll earn our Spatial Learning Micro-Certificate. To access it, select VXRLabs on the Nexus Dashboard, select Resources, and then select Professional Development.

The Professional Development training consists of videos, diagrams, research, and text-based learning resources that focus on the science of learning, and how extended reality fits into education. The course also includes two training opportunities with the VictoryXR team (an In-Headset Training Session and an Instructional Materials Conversation), as well as two assessments: development of a Spatial Learning Lesson Plan using VXRLabs, and development of a corresponding Rubric to create a system of measurement to pair with the lesson plan.

After reviewing the videos, diagrams, research, and text-based learning resources, you’ll find registration forms for our In-App Training Session and Instructional Materials Conversation. You can also register for an In-App Training Session from the In-App Training Registration tile on the VXRLabs product page.

After completing the In-App Training Session and Instructional Materials Conversation, you’ll find instructions for completing and submitting the Spatial Lesson Plan & Rubric, which includes creating a Class, building a Lesson Plan in Nexus, and submitting both to receive your micro-certificate.

Add-On Content

A VXRLabs License provides access to our base library of experiences within VXRLabs. Add-On content offerings, such as our CTE Bundles, are purchased separately from your VXRLabs License. To access Add-On content, a user must be assigned a standard VXRLabs License, in addition to an Add-On license.

• As a Team Lead, Add-On offerings that your organization has purchased (whether a license is assigned to you or not) appear in color on the Nexus Dashboard. To access the respective Add-On content, you will still need to confirm that a license is assigned to you on its License Management page.
• As an Instructor or Student, only Add-On offerings that are assigned to you appear in color.
• Add-On offerings that your organization has not purchased appear in black-and-white with a shopping cart icon. Select one to open its store page, where you can see what the bundle includes, choose a Subscription Length and Quantity, and select Add To Cart.

Each Add-On experience, such as CTE Healthcare, has a distinct product page within Nexus where you can find supplementary 2D Instructional Materials and a License Management page.

Some Add-On experiences, such as our CTE bundles, come with 2D Instructional Materials intended to supplement the virtual reality experience. For example, within the CTE Healthcare 2D instructional materials, you’ll find a series of 2D videos and text-based resources for Nursing and Medical Assistants. After completing sections of the 2D instructional materials, you will be prompted to then go in-headset to complete virtual reality simulations and apply the knowledge.

Lastly, it’s important to note that Add-On content licenses function separately from your standard VXRLabs License. If you have assigned a VXRLabs license to a user, it does not mean that they have also been assigned a license to any Add-On content. The CTE Healthcare License, for example, must be assigned separately to each user who will be accessing the 2D and VR CTE content. You can do this from the License Management page on the Add-On’s product page.

You can find direct links to the License Management page for each license below:

• VXRLabs
• CTE Healthcare
• CTE Life Science
• CTE Tech
• CTE Trades
• Immersive History: Ancient Jerusalem
• Dissection Bundle
• Financial Literacy

Help Center

The Help Center provides useful information and resources for accessing your content. Open it from Help Center in the left-hand menu or the Help Center tile under Tools & Links on the Nexus Dashboard.

• Where Are My Products?: Find order information connected to your email address.
• VictoryXR Instruction Manual: Access the Instruction Manual.
• Video Tutorials: Browse our library of tutorial videos.
• Frequently Asked Questions: Find answers to FAQs.
• Report A Bug: Report a problem to our team. Select the Product and Type of bug, enter a Brief Description (less than 200 characters), a Full Description (including details such as your VR headset make and model, operating system, and browser), and the Reproduction Steps, upload any helpful Screenshot(s), and select Report Bug.

You can also reach our team using the chat window in the bottom-right corner of the Help Center.

My Account

In the bottom-left corner of the screen, select My Account to Edit Profile, Change Password, Enable 2-Factor Authentication, and Sign Out.

My Organizations

If you are a part of multiple organizations, you can select My Organizations to toggle between different organizations (see below).

Quest Headset

To install VXRLabs on a Meta Quest 2, 3, 3S, or Pro headset, complete the following steps in-headset.

1. Press the Oculus button on your right controller to open the menu.
2. Select the Meta Quest Store application icon.
3. Search for “VXRLabs”.
4. Select the VXRLabs application, and download it by selecting “Get”.

Once installation is complete, VXRLabs will be available in your library.

PCVR Tethered Headset

VXRLabs is accessible through PCVR tethered headsets. To install on a tethered headset, complete the following steps.

1. Navigate to https://www.victoryxr.com/download-vxrlabs/. Select Download to a PCVR Headset to download the .exe file. Follow the system prompts to complete installation.
2. Ensure that your VR Headset is connected and ready.
3. Open Steam.
4. Open SteamVR on your Headset.
5. Open VXRLabs from your Windows Start Menu, or your Desktop if you made a Shortcut.

Optional Steps for Each Launch In-Headset:

6. With Steam open, go to your Steam Library (At the top of Steam, click on “Library”).
7. Add Your Program.
   1. At the bottom left of your Steam Library, click “+ ADD A GAME,” then “Add a Non-Steam Game”.
   2. A list pops up. Click “Browse,” find your .exe file, select it, and then click “Add Selected Programs”.
8. Set Up Your VR Headset.
   1. Connect your headset to your computer using the cable.
   2. Make sure it’s turned on and set up by following the manufacturer’s instructions.
9. Start SteamVR.
10. Launch Your Program.
    1. With SteamVR running and your headset on, go back to the Library in Steam.
    2. Find your added program in the list, click it, and choose “Play in VR.”

Windows

To install on a Windows PC, complete the following steps.

1. Ensure that your computer meets the following hardware specifications.
   1. OS: Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8.1 or later, Windows 10
   2. Processor: Intel Core i5-4590/AMD FX 8350 equivalent or better
   3. Memory: 8 GB RAM
   4. Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060, AMD Radeon RX 480 equivalent or better
2. Navigate to https://www.victoryxr.com/download-vxrlabs/. Select Download to a PC at the top of the page to download the .exe installer file.
3. Follow the system prompts and complete your installation.
4. Depending on the browser you are using, the file may begin downloading automatically, or your browser may ask you if you would like to Save or Open the download file, at which point you can select Open to start the download.
5. Once the download is complete, your PC may notify you that it has stopped an unrecognized app from starting, you can proceed with opening the application by selecting Run Anyway. You may need to hit More Information if Windows Defender attempts to block the application from starting.
6. Your PC may then ask you “Do you want to allow this app from an unknown publisher to make changes to your device?” Select Yes.

You will then be brought through the VXRLabs Setup Wizard to finalize Installation. The last step will be to launch VXRLabs.

Mac

To install on a Mac computer, complete the following steps.

1. Navigate to https://www.victoryxr.com/download-vxrlabs/. Select Sideload to a MacOS Device at the top of the page to download the .dmg installer file.
2. Follow the system prompts and complete your installation. Once the file is downloaded, open it and drag-and-drop VXRLabs into your Applications folder.
3. Open VXRLabs from your Application folder. You will receive a notification that “ ‘VXRLabs’ can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software”. Close the warning.
4. Open Privacy & Security from System Settings, scroll to the bottom, and you will see a notification in the Security section that “VXRLabs” was blocked.
5. Select Open Anyway.
6. You may receive a notification that “‘VXRLabs” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software”.
7. Select Open.

1. Sign In - Login with your VictoryXR username or email and password to access content. If you are not logged in with an account that has a license assigned to it, you will not be able to access paid content.

2. Play Now - Redirect you to the Catalog (also pictured on the side menu), where you can choose from different immersive experiences and start a session.

3. Profile - Customize your avatar and see User information in Profile.

4. Join by Room Code - Join a session that has been opened by another User.

5. Settings - Update volume, microphone, tracking, and controls settings, or access debug features.

Dashboard

Sign In

If you have a VXRLabs license, the first step to access your content is to select the Sign In option from the Dashboard. If you have a Team Lead or Instructor account, you will login with the email and password you have created within Nexus, our web manager. If you are a Student, you will login with the username and password that your Team Lead / Instructor has created and provided to you. If you do not have a VXRLabs License, you can skip this step and access select free experiences.

Profile

You can edit your Display Name and Avatar by selecting the Profile button. You will also find information about your email/username, user role, and organization in this tab.

Play Now

Selecting Play Now will direct you to the VXRLabs Catalog, where you can access your immersive content. For more information on the various modules available in the Catalog, continue reading.

Join By Room Code

If you are a User joining an existing room, select Join by Room Code. You will be prompted to enter a 6-Digit Room Code (set by the Room host), and a 4-Digit Pin (optional), to find the Room and join it.

Catalog

To start your own Room, navigate to the Catalog. Within the Catalog, you can apply various filters by selecting the filter icon.

Filtering by Subject will allow you to view modules that are aligned with specific Subjects.

Filtering by Module Type will allow you to choose between different module types, including Simulations, Creator Spaces, Quizzes & Assessments, Conversational AI, and modules specific to your Organization.

Filtering by Subscription Tier will allow you to view modules by those that have been purchased, free modules, modules that are specific to your organization, modules included with a VictoryXR Subscription, modules that are Premium Add-Ons, and modules that have not been purchased.

Advanced Filters can be applied to apply additional filters, allowing you to search by additional criteria such as multiplayer / single player.

Single Player vs. Multiplayer Experiences

Certain modules are single player, while others are multiplayer. Information on whether a module is single player or multiplayer can be found by opening the module.

Simulations

Simulation modules are guided, interactive experiences focused on specific subjects. Examples include Biology and Chemistry labs, CSI experience, Great Gatsby Escape Room, and more. You can determine if a module is a simulation or another type of experience by opening it (see below).

Creator Spaces

Creator Space modules are virtual environments and classrooms where users can customize the space by bringing in 3D models (Spawnables), sharing media files, using the 3D Pen and Sticky Notes, and more. These spaces are clearly labeled as Creator Spaces when you open the module.

2D / 360 Videos

2D / 360 Video modules include virtual environments built for watching 2D and 360 video content. You can access our library of 360 Video Field Trips in either the Global Traveler Field Trip Room or the Global Traveler Theater. You can access our library of 2D educational videos in our Global Traveler Auditorium/

Mixed Reality Spaces

Mixed Reality experiences are unique in that they blend the physical and digital worlds, allowing users to interact with both virtual and real-world objects simultaneously. Unlike virtual reality (VR), which replaces the real world entirely with a virtual one, or augmented reality (AR), which overlays digital information onto the real world, MR integrates virtual elements into the user's physical space, making them seem like a part of it

In the Mixed Reality Creator Space experience, you can determine which 3D assets you’d like to bring into the space. In the Mixed Reality preset environments, such as Human Anatomy Lab in Mixed Reality, select 3D objects are already in place, allowing you to get started right away. The present environments also include an AI avatar that you can interact with!

Quizzes & Assessments

Quizzes & Assessments modules are experiences that include built-in questions and evaluations.

Conversational AI

Conversational AI modules feature one or more conversational AI avatars that users can interact with. In the Catalog you’ll find pre-built AI scenarios - such as our AI Student Classroom Teaching Simulator, Thomas Edison, Harper Lee, and Rental Negotiation.

Within the Conversational AI module type you’ll also find the AI Lesson Library (see below). The AI Lesson Library module is where you can access AI Lessons or Conversations created within the AI Creator Studio. Within the AI Creator Studio, you can build your own AI Lessons / Conversations. You can also access existing Lessons / Conversations that are part of the Public library or part of your Organization’s library.

Store

You can make in-application purchases from the Store tab.

Basic Controls

Controls will vary depending on the type of headset or computer you are on. You can find general control guidelines below.

In-Headset

Computer

Creating a Session

To create a session, start by selecting the experience you want to conduct the session in. Once chosen, you can either select Play by Myself (single player) or Play with Others (multiplayer) to begin the session.

If you select Play by Myself, you will automatically load into the experience. If you choose Play with Others, you will be prompted to Create a Room. To Create a Room, you will set a Room Name, and select whether it will be a Public or Private Room. If it is a Public Room, any User can see the Room and join it. If it is a Private Room, you can set a Random Room Code or create a Custom Room Code. If you create a Custom Room Code, you will also set a 4-Digit Pin to join. Users will need to enter the Room Code and Pin to join.

Joining a Session

To Join a Session started by another User, select the Join by Room Code button. You will be prompted to input the Room Code and Pin set by the session host. Input those codes and you will then see the session listed and have the option to Join.

Inviting Others to Your Session

To invite others to your session, simply share the Room Code and Pin that you have set (for an already open Room) or that you plan to set (at a future time) with the User who you would like to invite.

Accessing Your Menu In-Session

To access your menu while in a session, look at your left wrist as if you were wearing a watch, and the menu will appear.

Audio Settings

To adjust the volume and microphone settings while in the Lobby or a Session, navigate to Settings, then select Volume or Microphone. In the Volume tab, you can adjust the Master Volume, Background Music, Multiplayer Voices, AI Voices, and Sound Effects/Misc. volumes. In the Microphone tab, you can enable / disable your device's microphone usage and test your input level.

Moving Around

To move around a space while in-headset, use the left-hand controller thumbstick to move, and the right-hand controller thumbstick to change the orientation of your avatar’s body, which dictates your direction of movement.

Teleporting

To teleport within a space while in-headset, press and hold the A button on the Meta Quest controller, then release it.

Changing the Experience

To pilot the room to a different experience (host-only), access the watch face menu by looking at your left wrist as if you were wearing a watch. Select Menu, then choose Catalog. From there, select the experience you want to pilot to. Please note, only the host of a session can pilot the room to another experience.

Taking a Picture with Camera

To take a picture with our built-in camera, open the watch face menu by looking at your left wrist as if you were wearing a watch. Select Tools, then choose Camera. The Camera will spawn into the environment. Any pictures taken will automatically be uploaded to and accessible within your Nexus account.

Creator Spaces are designed for users to customize and build within -> Users can bring in Spawnables, User-Uploaded-files, Sticky Notes and more. Simulations, on the other hand, are linear, subject-specific experiences with built-in instructions. These experiences are more interactive + guided, providing structured learning activities with predefined tasks and tools relevant to the subject matter. Users follow a set path with specific objectives

An example of a simulation is the Crime Scene Investigation, where users can bring in various tools like evidence and fingerprint collection equipment to solve a crime. Another example would be a biology lab simulation where students perform virtual dissections or experiments following step-by-step instructions. Each simulation includes built-in tutorials to guide users.

*Users can still access the 3D Pen + Camera functionality in Simulations, but they cannot bring in 3D Models, Sticky Notes, and User-Uploaded Files.

Within an AI experience, users can select the settings cog icon to view the transcript of the conversation and see the radius of the AI (the area in which the AI will hear users). These AI experiences utilize queries to facilitate interaction and ensure a dynamic, responsive experience for users.

• Muting Individuals or Everyone: You can mute specific participants or mute all participants to maintain order and ensure clear communication.
• Teleporting Everyone: This command allows you to move all participants to a specific location within the virtual environment.
• Toggling Name Tags: You can turn name tags on or off for all participants, helping to either maintain anonymity or facilitate identification.
• Freezing Everyone: This command freezes all participants in place, useful for drawing attention or pausing the session for announcements.
• Enabling 3D Voice: This feature allows participants to experience spatial audio, where voices are heard in relation to their positions in the virtual environment, enhancing the immersive experience.

By navigating to the Current Room section of the Menu and selecting the More button next to an individual User within the Session, you can also Delete Spawnables and Teleport individual Users to the Spawn point in an environment.

• Seated Mode: This mode simulates standing without requiring you to leave your chair. The avatar will be scaled to the desired height. Use this mode if you are seated and want to experience the VR environment as if you are standing.
• Standing Mode: This mode assumes you are standing and will move your avatar relative to your real-world space. Use this mode if you are standing and want your movements to be tracked accurately in the VR environment.

Additionally, users can set their avatar's height in either feet/inches or centimeters, ensuring the avatar's scale matches their real-world height.

Using Spawnables

Spawnables are 3D models that can be introduced into Creator Space environments. To add a Spawnable, look at your left wrist to access the watch face menu. Select Menu, then choose Spawnables.

Spawnables are sorted in Collections based on the subject or field they belong to. Select a Collection to view the Spawnables within the Collection, and then bring the 3D Spawnable of your choosing into the environment by pulling the Select trigger on the back of either controller. Once the Spawnable has loaded into the environment, you can interact with it in several ways.

To Select / Grab the Spawnable:

• Pull the back-side Select trigger on your controller to generate a circular interactive button around your spawnables in the environment.
• Aim at the center of the spawnable, and pull the side-grip Interact trigger to grab the spawnable.
• Keep both triggers held down to maintain control of the spawnable.

To Use the Move & Scale Function:

• After selecting the Spawnable by pulling both triggers on either controller (and continuing to hold them down), you will have the ability to Move & Scale the asset using the following controls.

To Use the Free Rotate function:

• To switch from the default Move & Scale control system to the Free Rotate system, press in (click) the thumbstick on the VR controller. The Free Rotate system allows you to adjust the orientation of the Spawnable, giving you the ability to rotate it freely in any direction: left, right, up, or down. This mode allows continuous and smooth rotation of the Spawnable in any direction. You can precisely adjust the angle and orientation to your preference.

Using Specialty Spawnables

Some spawnables are classified as Specialty Spawnables due to their enhanced functionality compared to standard Spawnables. Examples include the Test Cube (Physics), Climbing Bar, and Coordinate Point. The Test Cube (Physics) is physics-enabled, meaning it can be dropped, thrown, and will interact with other physics-enabled spawnables. The Climbing Bar allows users to climb using the two hand controllers, enabling them to scale to great heights in any environment. The Coordinate Point provides dynamic coordinates based on its placement in the environment. These are just a few examples of Specialty Spawnables available in the asset library. To identify all Specialty Spawnables available, head to the Asset Catalog in Nexus and filter by Specialty Spawnable.

Layouts

Once you’ve brought Spawnables into a Creator Space environment, you can save the configuration as a Layout to load in future sessions and share with others. To save a Layout, open the Menu, navigate to Spawnables, and select Layouts in the top-right corner. From there, you can select Create New Layout to save the layout to your account.

Once you’ve selected Create New Layout, you can name the Layout and choose to either Include Locked (White) Spawnables in Layout, or to Include Shared (Blue) Spawnables in Layout.

When bringing in Spawnables, whether they will be Locked (White), or Shared (Blue), will be determined by whether this interactive button (below) says Spawns LOCKED or Spawns SHARED. If it says Spawns LOCKED, only the User who has brought the spawnable in will be able to interact with and save it, and the interactive button around the spawnable will appear white. If it says Spawns SHARED, all Users will be able to interact with it and save it in a Layout, and the interactive button around the spawnable with appear blue.

Once your Layout is saved, you will see it appear in the Layout section. Each Layout will have a distinct tile (see below) that indicates the name of the Layout, and whether it is synced to Nexus. If the Cloud appears without a line through it, such as in the image below, the layout has been synced to Nexus, so you can login to your VictoryXR account through a web browser, open the Files section, and you will find the Layout saved as a .vxrl file, which you can download to your computer to share with others.

You can load the Layout into your current session by selecting it. Once selected, you’ll see options to:

• Sync with Nexus Account: This will force the system to sync the Layout with Nexus, making it available to download via your Nexus account.
• Load Layout relative to your position: If checked, the Layout will load in relative to the position of your avatar at the time that it was saved. If un-checked, the Layout will load into the original location that it was saved in the Creator Space.
• Load Layout as Shared Spawnables: If checked, all Spawnables included in the Layout will be Shared, so other Users can interact with and save them.
• Delete: Delete the Layout
• Duplicate Layouts: Duplicate the Layout

3D Pen

In Creator Spaces AND in Simulations, users can bring in the 3D Pen by opening the watch face menu by looking at your left wrist as if you were wearing a watch. Select Tools, then choose 3D Pen. The 3D Pen will spawn into the environment.

To write with the 3D Pen, grab the pen by pulling the back-side trigger on your controller with your hand over the pen, and then pull the side-grip trigger to draw. Users can change the color and line thickness of the pen to suit their needs. Once a drawing is complete, it can be saved and converted into a 3D object by selecting Finalize Drawing. This 3D object can then be resized, moved, and manipulated within the virtual environment, providing a dynamic and interactive way to create and share visual information.

Scratchpad

To add text-based notes in a Creator Space, bring in the Scratchpad from the Special Objects collection of Spawnables. The Scratchpad allows you to quickly jot down and display notes within the virtual environment.

Sharing Media

Users can easily bring uploaded-files into a Creator Space by uploading them to their Nexus account under the Files tab. The following file type are supported:

• PDF (PDF)
• MP4, MOV (Video)
• PNG, JPG/JPEG (Image)
• WAV, AAC (Audio)
• OBJ, FBX, DAE, STL (3D Model)

Once uploaded, these files will appear in the Spawnables section under My Nexus Files.

*Please note, for 3D Models, textures must be built-into the file and cannot be uploaded separately.

Playing your Own 360 Video Files in VXRLabs

Once your 360 video file is uploaded to your VictoryXR account, you can access it in-headset by following these steps:

• Open VXRLabs and Sign-In.
• Open a Room in the Creator Space (Sandbox) environment.
• Open your Menu (Look at your left-wrist as if you had a watch on).
• Select Spawnables (bottom-left hand corner).
• Select Floor and Sky Swappers Collection -> Floor Swapper (Invisible).
  • This removes the floor so you can see the full 360 video.
• Scroll to the bottom of Collections and select My Nexus Files.
• Select the 360 video file.
• Once the file has loaded, change the mode on the video to:
  • Equiangular Cubemap, Panorama A, or Panorama B (try each one until one of them displays the video properly)

Shared / Locked Spawnables

In Creator Spaces, Spawnables can either be Shared or Locked. If a Spawnable is Locked, only the User who brought it into the environment can interact with it, and the circular interactive button around it will appear white. If a Spawnable is Shared, anyone in the environment can interact with it, and the circular button will be blue.

To bring in a shared spawnable, ensure the top of the Spawnables menu says Spawns SHARED. To bring in a locked spawnable, make sure the top of the menu says Spawns LOCKED. This allows you to control who can interact with each spawnable, providing flexibility in collaborative and individual activities.

Nodulus is VictoryXR’s node-based programming language, built from the ground up for VXRLabs and included with every VXRLabs subscription. Inside a Creator Space, you place Wiring Nodes directly in 3D space and connect them with the Nodulus Wire Tool to build interactive environments, simulations, games, and learning experiences using real coding fundamentals. Because the nodes and wires are visible in the space, students can see exactly how the logic of their program flows.

With Nodulus, you can build things like:

• Videos that start playing when a student enters an area
• Quizzes that unlock a door or trigger an event when a student answers correctly
• Working calculators and logic systems
• Lesson-based escape rooms
• Obstacle courses with moving platforms and timed traps
• Animated simulations using vectors and trigonometry

The Nodulus Wire Tool

To start building, open your wristwatch menu and select Tools. Select the Nodulus icon, and then select Spawn under Nodulus Wire Tool. The Wire Tool is a handheld device that you use to connect nodes, and nodes and wires are visible while you are holding it. If other users in the session are also using a Wire Tool, their tools appear translucent, so you always know which one is yours.

Wiring Nodes are found in the Spawnables menu, just like other spawnables. Select a node to bring it into the space.

How Nodes Work

Each node has ports that you connect with wires. There are two types of ports:

• Data ports (blue): Pass values, such as numbers, text, and true/false values, from one node to another.
• Flow ports (green): Pass events, such as a button being pressed, that tell the next node when to act.

Each port also shows its direction. A port with an arrow pointing out is an output, and a port with an arrow pointing in is an input. To connect two ports, point the Wire Tool’s laser at an output and press the trigger, then point at an input and press the trigger again. When your machine runs, you can see pulses of data travel along the wires.

Every node also includes a Help button (?) and a Settings button (gear icon). Select Help to see a plain-English explanation of what the node does and how to use it.

Basic Nodes

Nodulus includes many nodes. Here are some of the basics:

• Number Variables: Store numbers that other nodes can use.
• Math nodes (such as Add): Perform calculations on numbers. You can switch the operation, for example to Multiply or Divide.
• Text Display: Shows text or numbers in the space.
• Button: A button in the space that sends a flow event when it is pressed.
• Equal (=): Compares two values and outputs True or False.
• If/Else: Continues the flow one way or another based on a True/False condition.
• Player Detector: Creates a zone that sends flow events when a player enters or exits it.
• Object Detector: Creates a zone that reacts when spawnables enter or exit it. You can add a filter to detect only a specific kind of spawnable.
• Heartbeat: Sends a steady stream of flow events, for example 72 times per second, to create loops and smooth animations.
• Initializer, Delay, and Timer: Control when things happen in your machine.

When you are holding the Wire Tool, media that you bring in from Nexus also shows its own nodes. For example, a video has flow inputs to play and pause it, and a synced quiz has outputs for when the quiz starts, when a new question is asked, whether the last answer was correct, the current score, the total number of questions, and when the quiz is complete.

Example: Play a Video When a Student Walks Up

1. Bring in a video from your Nexus files, and hold the Wire Tool so that its nodes appear.
2. Bring in a Player Detector node and place it where you want the video to start.
3. Connect the Player Detector’s On Enter output to the video’s Play input.
4. (Optional) Connect the On Exit output to the video’s Pause input, so the video pauses when the student walks away.

Example: Reward a Correct Quiz Answer

You can also build experiences around your Nexus quizzes. For example, to make something happen when a student gets a perfect score:

1. Bring in a synced quiz, a Number Variable set to the target score, and an Equal (=) node.
2. Connect the quiz’s current score output and the Number Variable to the Equal node’s inputs.
3. Connect the Equal node’s True/False output to the Condition input of an If/Else node.
4. Connect the quiz’s quiz complete output to the If/Else node’s Flow In input.
5. Connect the If/Else node to the action you want to happen, such as spawning an object or opening a door.

Learn More

Nodulus is a full programming language, so there is much more you can build. To learn more:

• Watch the webinar replay: Nodulus for VXRLabs: Node-Based VR Programming Made Simple
• Follow along with the Nodulus Tutorials playlist, which covers the basics, variables, using your Nexus media and quizzes, lock-and-key logic for escape rooms, and loops for animating objects.
• Watch the overview video: Nodulus in VXRLabs is Here

Webinar replay

Nodulus for VXRLabs: Node-Based VR Programming Made Simple

Watch on YouTube

Short overview

Nodulus in VXRLabs is Here

Watch on YouTube

If you find a node connection that does not work the way you expect, please let our team know by using Report A Bug in the Nexus Help Center.

*Please note, the Mixed Reality Creator Space is currently supported on Meta Quest 2, 3, 3S, and Pro headsets.

AI Library

The AI Library includes AI experiences created by VictoryXR and other users. Use the tabs at the top of the page to browse Lessons, Courses, or Textbooks, and filter by Type (Conversational or Lesson), Grade Level, and Category. You can also search by name, choose Public Experiences or Organization Experiences, and sort by Top Rated, New, A-Z, or Z-A. Select any experience to learn more about it and play it.

Select My AI Lessons to see the AI experiences you have created, or My Creator Bio to update your creator profile.

Creating an AI Experience

To create your own AI experience, select New AI Lesson at the top of the AI Library, or AI Creator Studio on the VXRLabs product page. The Creator Studio will ask, What would you like to create?

• Describe your experience: Type a description of what you would like to create in the text box, for example, Create a job interview experience. AI can make mistakes, so be sure to check important information.
• Lesson: Create a virtual lecture experience, directed by a virtual instructor.
• Scenario: Create a conversational scenario, simulating a real-life conversation with a virtual avatar.

Lessons and Scenarios feature unique processes for building them out. Select Tutorial in the top-right corner of the Creator Studio for guidance. Team Leads can also opt in to the latest beta version of the AI Creator in Organization Settings.

Files

Users can easily bring their own files into a Creator Space by uploading them to My Files in Nexus. Select My Files in the left-hand menu, then select Upload to add a file, or New Folder to organize your files. The following file types are supported:

• PDF (PDF)
• MP4, MOV (Video)
• PNG, JPG/JPEG (Image)
• WAV, AAC (Audio)
• OBJ, FBX, DAE, STL (3D Model)

Classes & Groups

Once you have added Instructors and Students to your organization, you can add Classes & Groups. Classes allow an Instructor to group together specific users from the organization to view specific metrics and to create assignments, and Groups allow you to group together specific users from the organization without an Instructor assigned to the group.

To add a Class, open Organization Management > Classes & Groups or Educator Center > My Classes, and select New Class. Enter a Name, search for and select the Instructor, and select Create Class. On the Classes & Groups page, select Manage Users next to a class or group to manage its members.

Once the Class has been created, you can then add Students who are already set up as users in your organization. Within your Class, you can view Student Metrics related to how each user performed on assessments and activities built into simulations, and you can also create assignments for students with our Lesson Plans.

Educator Center

The Educator Center in the left-hand menu brings together tools for instructors:

• My Classes: See a list of your classes, including students and their assignments.
• My Lesson Plans: See a list of lesson plans you’ve created or added from the Asset Catalog.
• Quiz Maker: Create quizzes for use in VXRLabs.
• S.A.N.T.A. (Student Analytics Nexus Teacher Administrator): See what your students are doing in-headset.

Student Metrics

Once a Class has been created, and Students have been added, Instructors can view Student Metrics and Assignments. Student Metrics provide information about what each student has completed in-application, including information on how they performed on built-in assessments and activities. To view Student Metrics:

1. Open Educator Center > My Classes.
2. Select View for the Class.
3. Select View Metrics next to a Student.

You can also export Metrics as a CSV file for easy browsing.

S.A.N.T.A.

S.A.N.T.A. (Student Analytics Nexus Teacher Administrator) shows what your students are doing in VXRLabs. Open Educator Center > S.A.N.T.A. to see each student’s Status (for example, Not In App) and Current Module. Select Refresh to update the list, Grid View to change the layout, or Details next to a student to see their status, module, room information, and user view.

Quiz Maker

Quiz Maker lets you create quizzes for use in VXRLabs. Open Educator Center > Quiz Maker, then select Create New Labyrinth Quiz to create a new quiz that can be used in The King’s Labyrinth in VXRLabs, or Edit Existing Quiz to choose a quiz from your files to edit.

Asset Catalog

The Asset Catalog includes a database of VictoryXR’s immersive content. Filter by Platform; by Asset Type, including 2D Video, 360° Field Trip, 3D Spawnable, AI Experience, Creator Space, Layout, Lesson Plan, VXRLabs Module, and VXRWeb Experience; and by Subject. You can also search by name and sort by Popular, New, A-Z, or Z-A. Select an asset to find more information about it.

Lesson Plans

Assets can be combined to form Lesson Plans, which can then be assigned to Classes. Lesson Plans can be created from Educator Center > My Lesson Plans by selecting New Lesson Plan, or from directly within the Asset Catalog. To create a Lesson Plan from within the Asset Catalog, select the Add to Lesson Plan button on each asset you want to include. The assets will appear in the Lesson Plan panel on the right side of the catalog.

Once you have added all of the assets of interest, select the Create Lesson Plan button, and enter a Name and Description. The Lesson Plan will appear in My Lesson Plans, where you can Assign to Class and Change the Visibility. Once assigned to a Class, Students in the Class will receive a notification in their To-Do List to complete the Lesson Plan. Lesson Plan Visibility can be set to:

• Public: Your lesson plan will be published in the VictoryXR Asset Catalog, and all users will be able to view it and assign it to their classes.
• Organization: Your lesson plan will be published in the VictoryXR Asset Catalog, and users from your organization will be able to view it and assign it to their classes.
• Private: Your lesson plan will not be published, and only you will be able to view it.

To-Do List

The To-Do List is where you can see a list of things that you need to complete, such as Lesson Plans assigned to your classes.

Messages

Messages is where you can send and receive messages from other users in your organization.

My Activity

Select My Activity under Tools & Links on the Nexus Dashboard to see a log of your activity in VictoryXR apps, including the App, Experience, when it was Reported, and related Data.

My Layouts

Select My Layouts under Tools & Links on the Nexus Dashboard to find the Creator Space Layouts that you have synced to Nexus from VXRLabs (see Layouts).

Organization Settings

Team Leads can customize their organization in Organization Management > Organization Settings. Select Save Changes to apply your changes, or Discard Changes to undo them.

• Customization: Add Custom Homepage Links for your organization to the Nexus homepage. Enter a URL and Label, then select Add.
• Features: Opt in to use the latest beta version of the VictoryXR AI Creator, and choose whether to allow students to change the username of their account.

Meta Horizon Managed Services (HMS) - Setup and Enrollment Walkthrough

• Log into the HMS Admin account you created during the enrollment process here: https://work.meta.com/.
• Create a Device Preset (a set of configurations to be applied to your fleet of headsets).
  • One of the main considerations when configuring a Device Preset is Individual vs. Shared Mode.
    • Individual Mode: Intended for a Meta Quest device that’s used by one person in your organization.
    • Shared Mode: Device can be used by multiple people. Admins can choose whether an account is required to use the device. Meta Quest devices in Shared Mode will only be able to use apps that have been assigned by an admin to the Shared Mode device or device preset.
  • If your headsets will be used by multiple students and you’d like to avoid creating individual Meta accounts for each headset, we recommend Shared Mode. If Shared Mode is selected, you will still be able to choose whether an account is required to use the device. We recommend not requiring an account.
• Set Permissions for your Device Preset.
• Next, assign the Applications that should be installed to each headset, to include VXRLabs. You need to add VXRLabs to your Admin Center before you can assign it to devices.
  • • Navigate to Apps & Content
    • Select Discover Apps
    • Search for VXRLabs in and Select Add to Your Apps

• Assign Files (images, videos, etc.) to your Device Preset as needed.
• Assign Networks and Certificates as needed (During initial enrollment, you will need to manually input Network information for each headset).
• Configure the Device experience for every user session.
• Next, you will want to create a group of devices from the Device groups tab under the Devices section of the Admin Center, and assign the Device Preset to that group so the headsets that you add will automatically make use of that preset.

In-VR Enrollment: Once the Preset is finalized and a Device group has been created, power on your first headset.

• Complete the hardware start-up flow (controller pairing, Wi-Fi connection, OS updates).
• Once on the pairing screen, press the button “Connect to your organization” at the bottom left. The 5-digit code on this screen is not used for pairing with HMS.
  • * If your device has been pre-enrolled in the HMS instance beforehand, you might not see this screen and go directly to the next step.

• Click on “Continue” to start enrolling the device or logging in with an account.
• Once on the HMS pairing screen, copy or memorize the 8-digit device code.
• As an admin, go to https://work.meta.com/device_management/all_devices on the web and click on the “Enroll Devices” button on the top right of the device list.
• Then select the configuration to apply to the device and input the 8-digit device code from the previous step and click on “Enroll device”. You will see a confirmation message on the bottom right corner confirming that the device is being enrolled.
• Back to the headset, and after the device has installed the required components to proceed, on the next screen, click on “Continue” to confirm that you want to delegate the management of the device to HMS.

For more detailed information on each step in the process, please refer to Meta Horizon Managed Services (HMS) - Setup and Enrollment Walkthrough.

Allow these domains and ports

• account.victoryxr.com
• api.victoryxr.com
• *.photonindustries.io (see https://doc.photonengine.com/fusion/current/troubleshooting/faq)

Additionally, UDP ports 5055 through 5058 should be whitelisted.

If your school also uses HoloTutor, allow app.holotutor.ai as well.

Put the headsets on a policy that uses the allowlist

Allowing the domains is only half of the job. Most school firewalls and content filters decide what to allow per device or per signed-in user, and a headset never signs in to the filter. Devices the filter does not recognize fall back to a default policy, which is usually the strictest one: it can require a login, inspect HTTPS, or simply not use the allowlist your team just set up. From the classroom this looks identical to not whitelisting at all. Nexus and VXRLabs hang or refuse to sign in, while IT can see the domains sitting in the allowlist.

Ask whoever runs the network to do this for the headsets:

1. Collect each headset’s Wi-Fi MAC address. See Find a headset’s MAC address below. Most systems accept a list, and a device can usually be added before it has ever joined the network.
2. Register those MAC addresses in the firewall, content filter or wireless dashboard, so the headsets are known devices instead of unknown ones.
3. Assign the headsets to a policy that matches the allowlist. That policy should allow the domains and ports above, skip HTTPS inspection (or trust the certificate you installed, below), and not require a user login or captive-portal sign-in.
4. Re-test in the room where classes will run. Put on a headset connected to that Wi-Fi, sign in to VXRLabs and join a session. A laptop on staff Wi-Fi proves nothing about the headsets.

What this setting is called depends on the product: device policy, client policy, group policy, device profile or device group. On Cisco Meraki, for example, every client starts on a policy called Normal and can be switched to Allow listed, which exempts that device from firewall rules, content filtering and splash pages, and a device can be added by MAC address before it ever connects.

Find a headset’s MAC address

• In the headset: open Settings > Wi-Fi, select the network (under Saved networks if it has already joined) and open its details. The MAC address is listed there, along with a choice between Use randomized MAC and Use device MAC.
• From your MDM: Meta Horizon Managed Services, ArborXR and ManageXR all show each device’s MAC address, which is the quickest way to hand IT the whole fleet at once.

HTTPS inspection and certificates

If a school uses a web filtering solution that can proxy HTTPS traffic, that filter’s certificate will need to be installed on each headset by following the filter’s guide for installing the certificate on an Android device.

To test if HTTPS traffic filtering is in effect, open a new tab, open the developer console (press F12 or Ctrl+Shift+I), click on “Network”, go to https://api.victoryxr.com/api/v1/version in that same new tab, click on the request for “version”, and see if the Response headers include a header called “Via”. If this header is present, it means that the request has been intercepted by an HTTPS traffic filter and the certificate for that filter will need to be installed on the headsets.