Be More Colorful and CareerViewXR Celebrates a Decade of Innovation in Career Exploration and Workforce Development
CareerViewXR is marking a decade of innovation through Be More Colorful, the company behind the platform.
Back to School with CareerViewXR
The pencils are sharpened, classrooms are coming back to life, and another school year is getting underway!
Whether CareerViewXR is already part of your classroom routine or you’re figuring out how you’d like to use it this year, we wanted to round up a few handy resources that can help. From ready-to-use activities to VR tips and new field trips, here are a few places worth bookmarking for the year ahead.
Brush Up on VR Best Practices & Other Resources
Getting VR headsets back out after summer break? Our Using Virtual Reality in the Classroom: Best Practices & Tips article covers practical tips for using shared headsets in educational settings.
You’ll find pointers on headset setup and troubleshooting, boundaries, charging, cleaning and care, storage, classroom management, and even ideas for making a limited number of headsets work with a larger group.
Another place you should visit is the Resources page. There you’ll find VR headset guides that walk you through how to use CareerViewXR on a few of the most popular models. The Admin Support page offers details on everything you need to know about accessing your account details, usage analytics, and VR video files through the Admin Dashboard on the web.
And remember: VR headsets are optional with CareerViewXR! Students can also explore our web-based field trips from internet-connected devices like computers, tablets, and smartphones.
Find Free Classroom Activities in the Educator Center
Looking for an activity to pair with career exploration? Head over to the CareerViewXR Educator Center.
You’ll find free lesson plans, worksheets, and activities designed to complement CareerViewXR experiences. Each resource is marked with an intended age group in mind. Use them as-is, adapt them for your students, or use them as inspiration for an activity of your own.
Take a Quick CareerViewXR Refresher
It’s been a few months since the final bell rang. We won’t judge if you need a refresher!
Our new web-based CareerViewXR demo video offers a quick look at the platform and can help you get reacquainted before introducing CareerViewXR to students. This video showcases our improved, more accessible web-based layout. Learn more about the accessibility improvements we’ve made over the summer in our article, CareerViewXR Introduces a More Accessible Web Experience.
As always, if you would like personalized assistance or a 1-1 demo session, our team is always happy to help! Reach out via our Request a Demo form to schedule time with a member of our team.
Explore Our Newest Field Trips
There are also some new places to explore this school year! Two of our newest CareerViewXR field trips arrived in spring 2026: Aerospace Manufacturer and Child Care!
Want to see what else is new? Browse the full CareerViewXR library, sorted newest first and see where your students might want to go next.
(P.S. There are multiple new field trips releasing later this year, stay tuned for official announcements through our newsletter and social media pages)
Here’s to a Wonderful School Year!
We know the beginning of a new school year comes with plenty to juggle. We hope these resources make it a little easier to bring career exploration into your classroom and help students discover possibilities they may not have considered before.
Welcome back, educators. We’re excited to help you and your learners explore!
Connecting Career Awareness to the Next Step
After exhibiting at the U.S. Department of Labor’s Tech Expo, CareerViewXR CEO Matthew Chaussee reflects on how immersive technology can help education and workforce partners make connections to careers stronger.
CareerViewXR Introduces a More Accessible Web Experience
Pardon our dust, we’re making CareerViewXR even better! An updated and more accessible web-based user interface (UI) is being added to to the entire CareerViewXR field trip library during summer 2026.