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Navigating a learning experience

Find your way around an InvolveXR OnScreen scenario: the brief, the controls, and the tools in the side menu.

4 min readOnScreenUpdated Oct 2026
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Start with the Learner Brief

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When you launch a scenario, the Learner Brief opens as a set of cards. Read each one and click Continue. The last card is Start: click it to begin the scenario.

Learner Brief screen with the patient background
The brief: patient background
Learning Objectives screen
Learning objectives
The Start card, the last card of the brief
Start

Clinical role and setting

Who you are in the scenario and where it takes place.

Patient background

The patient's history and why they've come in.

Expectations

What you're expected to do during the interaction.

Learning objectives

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The skills the scenario is designed to build.

02

Your controls

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Five things to know

Everything happens with your mouse, keyboard, and the side menu on the right.

InvolveXR OnScreen scenario on a laptop with the side menu open

Talk to the patient

Hold T

Press and hold T while you speak. Let go when you finish, and the patient responds. A pulsing circle on the speech widget shows you're being heard.

Move and interact

Side panel

Use the side panel to move around and interact with the scene.

Actions and assessments

Side menu

Use the side menu to assess the patient, take actions, and check the EMR tablet.

Magnify the monitor

Hover

Hover over the vitals monitor to zoom in on the numbers.

Reset the camera

Original View

Click Original View to bring the camera back to its starting position.

Speech widget with the pulsing circle showing the learner is being heard
The pulsing circle means you're being heard
Vitals monitor magnified while the mouse hovers over it
Hover to magnify the vitals monitor
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Tip

Keep holding T until you've finished your whole sentence. Letting go early cuts you off.

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Tools in the side menu

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The side menu has three tabs, from top to bottom.

1

Checklist tab

Shows your objectives for the lesson and ticks off tasks as you complete them.

It only appears in education mode, and your educator may hide it depending on the lesson's goals.

Checklist tab open in the side menu
2

Lesson tab

An overview of the lesson, the patient, and the overall learning objectives.

Lesson tab open in the side menu with patient details
3

Assessment tab

Where you examine and treat the patient.

  1. Assessments: click Assess or Auscultate, for example on the wristband, heart, or lungs. If the patient is sitting up or in a chair, you can also listen to their back. Capillary refill is here too, and the refill plays out on screen.
  2. Actions: for example, click Sanitize to wash your hands.
  3. EMR: click View to open the EMR tablet, including the medication record and patient info.
Assessment tab open in the side menu with actions listed
Auscultating the back of a patient sitting up
Back auscultation for seated patients
Capillary refill assessment playing on the patient's finger
Capillary refill, under Assessment
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Handwashing

There's no handwashing animation yet. Clicking Sanitize still ticks it off your checklist.

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When you finish

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At the end of the scenario
  • You'll see a closing message, with performance insights and checklist feedback
  • A detailed results summary is emailed to you. In self-directed sessions, your session report arrives automatically when the session ends.
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Your full results

Open the email and click View Session Report, or sign in at healthcare.lumeto.com to see your history any time.

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