Virtual Reality (VR) headsets can cause behavioral changes, balance issues, cognitive problems, eye problems (soreness, vision changes), headaches, and other discomforts (see 1, 2).
Research has also determined that children absorb 2-5 times more harmful radiation than adults while wearing VR headsets. Despite all of this, tech companies and their supporters continue to promote VR technology for educational purposes including for children. Continue reading ““Science and Technology Think Tank” Supports AR/VR for K-12 and Higher Ed Despite Known Health Risks”
