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Amid current social distancing measures requiring people to work from home,there has been renewed interest on how to effectively converse and collaborateremotely utilizing currently available technologies. On the surface, VRprovides a perfect platform for effective remote communication. It can transfercontextual and environmental cues and facilitate a shared perspective whilealso allowing people to be virtually co-located. Yet we argue that currently VRis not adequately designed for such a communicative purpose. In this paper, weoutline three key barriers to using VR for conversational activity : (1)variability of social immersion, (2) unclear user roles, and (3) the need foreffective shared visual reference. Based on this outline, key design topics arediscussed through a user experience design perspective for considerations in afuture collaborative design framework.

Finally a Case for Collaborative VR?: The Need to Design for Remote Multi-Party Conversations