Here you will find a selection of links to philosophical and popular work relating to Virtual Reality. To download our VR modules, click here and then click on the module's title.   
For more videos of our VR modules, visit our lab's Youtube page

​It’s dangerous to think virtual reality is an empathy machine​

An essay for Aeon magazine I wrote about VR's capacity for empathy enhancement

Virtual Reality Is Reality

An essay by Oliver Jacobs and Nicola Anderson for Psychology Today that references my research

Professors simulate life and death moral dilemmas with VR

An essay by Guy Campos for AV Interactive describing our research

Experiments in Virtual Philosophy

An essay I wrote for Daily Nous about the problems with thought experiments and VR 

Virtual Dilemmas

Michael from Mind Field interviewing me and Scott LaBarge while navigating two of our VR moral dilemmas
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VR Technologist Discuss the Ethics of VR 

An essay by Lauren Mahoney about a VR ethics where I participated as a panelist 

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Can Virtual Reality Teach Us Empathy?

An interview by Orla Barry for “The Green Room” on Newstalk (Ireland National Radio)

 Experimental Philosophy Laboratory: Pushing New Boundaries in VR ​

A description of the VR Philosophy Lab I organize at Santa Clara University

Using Virtual Reality to Teach Empathy

An essay by Liz Brazile for Yes! Magazine where I offer critical views on VR empathy simulations