Reality Learning | Accessible immersive learning

What we do

Accessible Immersive Learning

Why us

We are a multi-award-winning social enterprise producing value-led programs for governments, universities, NGOs and the for-purpose.

We embed AI’s agentic operating systems to audit and update your existing programs and training requirements. And to embed in new programs so training is never outdated. From a human-centred approach to AI, we create learning that fits. With you, challenges and a range of solutions are identified changing the way your learners live and work.

Working with the difficult complexities of life, we find co-design empowers true innovation in delivering social impact.

Based in our immersive design, digital programs and resources are created to transform existing training, or create new future-facing learning.

More than just a supplier, we aim to be your partner in providing equitable access to meaningful, interactive immersive learning.

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"Here we are again at the forefront of aid and development. Thank you Judith for getting us here."

Dr Kit Sinclaire, Former President of World Federation of Occupational Therapists

"Our Prevention Course is up and running with all participants. Thank you for all of your work with Safe and Equal to make this happen!"

Amelia Ditcham, Program Manager Safe and Equal

"Reality Learning has been an amazing partner helping to share our community vision during a transformational time."

Liz Mackinlay, CEO Australian Business Volunteers

“These courses have provided critical knowledge for urban designers to shape the sustainable cities of tomorrow.”

Dr Marta Fernandez, Executive Director RMIT Europe

It was a very impressive body of work that we witnessed. This learning is ahead of other models, and it’s been undertaken meticulously and vigorously.

Dr Radhika Santhanam-Martin, Clinical Psychologist St Vincent’s Hospital

About

Equitable access to immersive learning

In 2000 our Founding Director Judith Hewitson was asked to help deliver allied health programs to rural, remote First Nations communities. Working alongside Elders and local health workers, she co-designed interactive docu-drama training that spoke directly to communities in Far North Queensland and the Torres Strait.

Drawing on her cross-disciplinary background in health and media, Judith filmed lived-experience stories with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with disability. These became the first culturally appropriate eLearning programs to be recognised and championed by community and endorsed by the Queensland Government.

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Sharing stories with multiple perspectives

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