Team Oculus Go presents a virtual reality tour of college campuses for students who can't afford or able to travel to universities. Team Oculus go will create a library of college campus tours for high school's to buy/lease headsets from us.

1. Team Oculus Go
Drew, John, Lee, Sam, & Nick

2. Agenda
What is the
Oculus Go?
Project
Background
Personas
Application
Demonstration
Project
Timeline
Project
Outcomes
Lessons
Learned

3. What is the Oculus Go?
3000% Growth in
Active Users
Main Uses:
Gaming,
Education,
Streaming
Stand-Alone
Device
Virtual Reality
Headset

4. Our Project
Learn & Understand
• Explore Oculus apps
• See current uses
• Research options
Identify a need
• Brainstorm possible
business uses
• Select business
application
• Build the app
“Through virtual reality (VR), colleges can connect and market themselves to
prospective students across the globe. Our plan is to build a library of college
campus tours and lease them, along with Oculus Go’s, to high schools. This will
give students a better understanding of all their post-secondary options, and
enable colleges to extend their pitches to a much larger network of students.”
Our Mission: AVirtual Campus

5. Brianna
Jefferson
Defining Characteristics: Ambitious & Hard-Working
Hobbies: Running, Painting, & Hanging Out With
Friends
Age: 17
Occupation: Wal-Mart Cashier
Fields of Interest: Chemistry & Biology
Location: Gary, IN
Household Income: $30,500
Education: Pursuing High School Diploma“I’ve received
scholarships to several
schools, but with my
family’s budget it is
difficult to visit
campuses.”

6. BianTran
Defining Characteristics: Problem Solver, Hard
Worker, & Organized
Hobbies: Traveling, Tennis, & Experiencing New
Cultures
Age: 18
Occupation: Tutor
Fields of Interest: Accounting & Finance
Location: Da Nang, Vietnam
Household Income: $15,000,000 VND
Education: Pursuing High School Diploma
“Going to school in
another country has
always been a dream of
mine! I just wish there was
a way to visit colleges
without lengthy and
expensive trips.”

7. SteveWhite
Defining Characteristics: Dedicated & Caring
Hobbies: Golf, Cycling, & Spending Time With His
Family
Age: 45
Occupation: High School Guidance Counselor
Location: Mount Olive, NC
Marital status: Married
Children: 2
Household Income: $98,000
Education: B.S. in Psychology
“Every year I see my
students go to the same
local colleges. I think a
tool that could help them
experience schools from
far away might help
diversify the field of
options for our students.”

8. Our Application
*Use Google Chrome

9. Sprint #1 Sprint #2 Sprint #3 Sprint #4 Sprint #5 Sprint #6
Group Formation
ProjectTimeline
Project Selection
Build and Update Website
Research and Evaluation
Application Development
Client
Meeting
Client
Meeting
Client
Meeting
Client
Meeting
January 16, 2019 April 10, 2019
Documentation: • Project Charter • Development Tool
Comparison
• Business Case
• Progress Report
• Satisfaction Survey
• Personas • Use Cases
• Financials
First Draft Tour Full Feature Tour 2nd and 3rd Tours

10. Project Outcomes
Our Application:
Future Possibilities:
1. Include more
universities in
our library
2. Add museums,
field trips,
corporate offices
2. Expand options
for potential
college students
1. Make Temple’s
campus more
accessible

11. Lessons Learned
Be confident
Be resourceful
Be persistent
Understand needs

12. Questions?

13. Appendix Slides

14. Pricing
• Small (<5,000 students) - $2,500
• Medium (5,000-15,000) - $5,000
• Large (>15,000) - $10,000
College
• $150 charge per Oculus Go
• Annual $100 service feeHigh School
• $50 price to rent + shipping/handling
• Collateral depositInternational

15. Financial Projection
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3
Revenues $61,250 $141,250 $303,750
Expense $131,440 $56,910 $108,830 $206,200
Net Profit $(131,440) $4,340 $32,420 $97,550
Cumulative Profit $(131,440) $(127,100) $(94,680) $2,870

16. 1. Please rate your overall experience with ourVR tour
2. How easy/intuitive was the technology to use?
3. How interested are you in attendingTemple University after taking the tour?
4. How likely are you to recommend our application to a friend or colleague?
5. Would you like to see more university tours using this format?
○ Yes
○ No
6.What did you like about our application?
7. What are some ways we can improve our application?
VR Tour Satisfaction Survey

17. DevelopmentTool Comparison
Pros Cons Rank
Sketch toVR ● Web and mobile layouts. Compatible
with Oculus Go
● Pre-loaded templates and artboards
● Autosaves
● Shareable on the cloud
● Cost $99 per year
● Not very customizable
● Just a plugin for Sketch (limited
capability)
4
InstaVR ● Location points, hotspots, text options
● Used by big companies to create tours
(Toyota, Chili’s)
● Single-click publishing
● Limited features with free
version
2
VeerVR ● Free
● Works on many mobileVR platforms
● Doesn’t support brand app
creation
6
Headjack ● Offers branding capabilities
● Can use templates or build from
scratch using Unity
● Specialized for video playback 5
Unity ● Can build from scratch
● Lots of information available on
developing apps for Oculus Go
● Will require a lot of time to
understand how to build
● Main use is for creating video
games, not tours
1
Google Blocks ● Can build 3D models forVR
● Lots of readily available objects
● Made for inexperienced developers
● All virtual (animated) designs,
use images
● Only for Oculus Rift (not sure if
compatible for Oculus Go
3