Virtual reality training coming to area classrooms

Students in Career Technology Education programs and workforce trainees traditionally learn the tricks of their trade in classrooms or in the field. But thanks to a $1.49 million grant to provide virtual reality headsets and education software, the Research and Curriculum Unit at Mississippi State University plans to add another option.

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