EML provides UBC faculty, students and staff a hub where they can experiment with emerging and immersive technologies.
Technologies such as virtual, augmented and mixed reality, and 360 video are changing how educators interpret learning objectives, increasing student engagement and enhancing the learning process.
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EML Events
Beyond the Frame: Immersive Art Panel
Monday, November 16, 2026 | 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. Dodson Room (Room 302), Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, UBC About the Panel What does it mean to create art beyond the screen? Join us for Beyond the Frame, a conversation with three artists working across immersive media, spatial sound, live dome performance, and mixed reality. […]
EML Workshop and Lecture Series
Through Their Eyes: MIT Reality Hack
In this event, the winners of the 2025 MIT Reality Hack shared the details of Through Their Eyes, their mixed-reality app that demonstrates the experience of colourblindness and explores the use of customized corrective filters.
March EMCoP Session: IP Law and Artificial Intelligence
This EMCoP session examined the intersection between intellectual property (IP) law and artificial intelligence. The presentation explored legal and technical perspectives on critical issues such as the ownership and authorship of AI-generated content, challenges in AI-driven innovations, and broader implications for creators, industries, and regulatory frameworks.
Through Their Eyes: MIT Reality Hack
In this event, the winners of the 2025 MIT Reality Hack shared the details of Through Their Eyes, their mixed-reality app that demonstrates the experience of colourblindness and explores the use of customized corrective filters.
March EMCoP Session: IP Law and Artificial Intelligence
This EMCoP session examined the intersection between intellectual property (IP) law and artificial intelligence. The presentation explored legal and technical perspectives on critical issues such as the ownership and authorship of AI-generated content, challenges in AI-driven innovations, and broader implications for creators, industries, and regulatory frameworks.