This seminar provides students with a forum for the critical investigation, application and evaluation of novel digital tools, methods and workflows in the area of Augmented, Extended and Virtual Reality (AR/VR). The aim of the seminar is to provide new insight into some aspect of a student's work through critical and innovative investigation of AR/VR. The content is largely directed by student curiosity and as such there are no predetermined topics, though it is anticipated that most students will explore the visualization/simulation of environments, data and/or socio-ecological processes (or some combination thereof). The course requires no programming or existing AR/VR experience.