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OnScreen for trainers: overview

What you can do in InvolveXR OnScreen today, what you can customize, and what your learners will see.

6 min readOnScreen (beta)Updated Oct 2026
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What you can do right now

OnScreen is in early beta, but you can already build, launch, and test cases.

Build cases and preview them

Cases you build in the Web Portal's authoring tool are available in OnScreen straight away. Use it as a rehearsal space to:

  1. Test interactions and conversation flow.
  2. Preview how AI characters respond.
  3. Refine pacing, dialogue, and learning objectives.
Case open in the Web Portal authoring tool on a monitor

Launch from the desktop app

OnScreen runs in the InvolveXR Desktop App. Your team can sign in with their InvolveXR account, launch scenarios built in the Web Portal, talk to AI characters, and move through the whole experience without a VR headset.

OnScreen scenario running on a laptop

See the AI in action

Scenarios support natural conversation, so you can check:

Phrasing

How the AI character understands different ways of asking.

Guardrails

That your scripted rules hold up.

Objectives

That the conversation reinforces your learning objectives.

Educator testing an AI patient conversation on a laptop

What you can and can't do yet

Create screen-based (SB) cases

Ready now

Copy an existing Scenario Builder case or start from an SB template. This works out of the box.

Copy ILT or SDL cases into SB

Ask us

This needs a quick backend update. Contact your Lumeto Product Specialist and we'll set it up.

Platform status

Beta

OnScreen is improving quickly. You may notice small UI quirks or feature gaps as updates roll out.

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What you can customize

You control every part of an OnScreen case, from the patient's personality to how learners are assessed.

Your patient

Model and voice

Pick from a library of patient models, and choose a voice and speaking style.

Personality

Plain-text settings shape tone and emotion, with an emotional baseline such as calm, anxious, or irritable.

Medical overview

Name, age, condition, and background.

Patient settings in the Web Portal on a laptop

Learner brief

Every case

Shown at the start of every scenario. Edit the setting and role, case background and presenting complaint, and the goals for the interaction.

Learning objectives

Optional display

List measurable outcomes, link them to conversation triggers, align them with your frameworks, and decide if learners see them.

Assessment checklist

Drives feedback

Define success with checklist items. Tie them to what learners say or do, mark correct and incorrect actions, and weight the scoring.

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What learners see

From the opening brief to the final screen, here is the learner's journey.

Learner Brief screen
1. The brief you wrote opens the scenario
Overview of Results screen with score and practices
4. Results at the end

2. The scenario

Talk

Learners press and hold T to speak to characters.

Side menu

Lesson, Checklist, and Assessment tabs for actions, assessments, and the EMR tablet.

Camera

Original View resets the camera.

OnScreen scenario with the side menu open on a laptop

3. Checklist visibility

Education mode

The Checklist tab only appears in education mode.

Handwashing

Known gap

Clicking Sanitize ticks it off the checklist. There is no animation yet.

After the session

Results email

Learners see a closing message, performance insights, and checklist feedback, and get a detailed results email.

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Walk through it yourself

Share Navigating a learning experience with learners. It covers every control in detail.

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You know what OnScreen can do.

Get the app set up next.

Next
Setting up OnScreen for trainers
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Then
Building a case for OnScreen
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