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The metaverse is upon us, and it will not be long until it becomes indispensable in our day-to-day lives as YouTube, Twitter, Facebook (Meta), etc. Ever since Facebook rebranded itself as Meta, metaverse has become a trending topic, and there have been a considerable number of discussions around the metaverse. As technology steps into a new era bringing us incredible immersive worlds, educators must be ready to embrace these new technologies to improve the learning experience. What if your students could "visit" Mars and "explore" the red planet without having to step out of the classroom? Sounds like a dream. Welcome to education in the metaverse. The potential offered by adopting immersive technologies like AR, VR, MR is immense, and it can revolutionize the way we teach & learn. Want to know more about education in the metaverse? On February 28, 2022, XR Guru is conducting a webinar titled " Educate in the metaverse," discussing how education work...

Benefits of Using Virtual Reality to Train K-12 Teachers ·  The concept of virtual reality in the classroom {from a teacher’s perspective} · Creates fairer opportunities for K-12 students · Shakes off old teaching habits · Seamless onboarding process · Freedom to teach subjectively and intuitively · Driving teacher-student bond · Accommodate different personalities · Everyone gets to learn · Conclusion We have focused so much on kids' development, asking questions like: "How do we improve K-12 students classroom experience?" "How do we reveal their passion?" "How do we identify subjects that trigger their interest and drive creativity?" Well, since these young learners hold the key to the future, it is kind of a no-brainer as to why we are so focused on their growth. The attention paid to the education of students by administrators and policymakers only becomes beneficial if teachers can ignite th...

5 ways AR and VR learning tools serve as beneficial learning tools for Gen Z 1. Helping students focus 2. Bridging language barrier 3. Encourages inclusivity 4. Makes learning easy and fun 5. Leaves room for practice and exploration 6. 4 Factors to consider before integrating AR/VR learning tools in your institution     (i)  Content     (ii)  Digital know-how    (iii)  Budget    (iv)  Usage Wthin conventional classrooms in which teachers rely on written materials, white/blackboards, laboratories etc., they find it difficult to keep the attention of Gen-Z students. Therefore, it is time for schools to consider the technological advancement EdTech brings to the table. If you want to continue advancing the classroom learning experience, you need sustainable EdTech tools. However, the learning needs of young learners exist in a state of constant flux of change. Therefore, EdTech tools that do not offer some form of practicality a...

The world we live in has become increasingly digitized. We do almost everything (pay bills, book tickets, order food, etc.) through online modes. Think about it, hasn't online technology made things more convenient and easier? The digital transformation is also evading the education industry as more institutions are adopting online learning modes after the COVID-19 pandemic. While online learning has its advantages, there are a few disadvantages such as a lack of hands-on, practical elements. Even in traditional education, most schools do not have the budget to build state-of-the-art labs or buy advanced lab equipment. Want to know how to overcome this challenge? Incorporating Virtual Reality (VR) in education can bridge the gap between theory and practical learning. Virtual reality is making its mark in the EdTech realm, and educators around the globe are beginning to realize the immense benefits of using VR technology in learning. In fact, a study predicts the global AR/VR marke...

Why Teachers Avoid VR in Classroom Concept 1. Shortcomings in professional development opportunities 2. Lack of competency 3. Burn out 4. Limited instructional design 5. Lack of focused attention 6. Lack of time 7. Cost of training 8. Final thoughts Administrators and policymakers can continue to debate the merits of introducing immersive learning hubs into the classroom. But behind the scenes, teachers know what will and will not yield meaningful learning experiences in the classroom. However, 46 percent of teachers don't have a good understanding of immersive technology, so they naturally avoid conversations about classroom VR. VR head-mounted displays make learning engaging, effective, and fun. However, irrational integration decisions can cost institutions the opportunity to create fairer learning experiences for students. Administrators need to support their VR integration decisions with wise and practical viewpoints. So, to help administrators make rational decisions about...