Case studies
Media and learning programs for attitude and behaviour change.
Queensland Government

Reality Learning developed online training for the Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre to help mental health practitioners provide culturally informed and responsive assessment and support. The open resource began with more than 200 participants and uses fictional scenarios, interactive activities and a 360 video of a client assessment.
RMIT University (Europe)

Working with RMIT Europe, the European Institute of Technology Urban Mobility and New European Bauhaus, Reality Learning delivered online courses for urban development professionals. Three short courses and one multimedia-rich MOOC offer more than 20 hours of expert learning. The work was awarded Platinum at LearnX Live.
healthAbility

healthAbility’s online course, ‘Strengthening Gender Equality in Antenatal and Maternity Services’, was launched with an informative webinar. The co-designed training supports accessible learning, gender equality and respectful relationships in antenatal and maternity services. It is also available through Federation University’s nursing and midwifery offerings.
World Federation of Occupational Therapists

Reality Learning used VR documentary and 3D scenarios in a suite of professional development for occupational therapists working with displaced people and climate change in Athens. The programs include modules, micro-learning, 3D films and online hubs for professional development and high school learning.
St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne

Reality Learning worked with course designers and psychologists to develop postgraduate training in culturally responsive mental health services into an interactive online program. Narrative-based scenarios followed a young Vietnamese family over five weeks and offered first-hand insight into social and cultural issues in mental health services.
Reality Learning