A form of new media that doesn't exist might become a reality with the development virtual reality technology and it would be a form of teaching through virtual reality gear. When this kind of technology becomes more widespread and common kids in countries or neighborhoods with unsafe environments or just low resources might be able to learn in virtual reality with teachers and they wouldn't be limited by classroom supplies or distance. The classes could have teachers and students from around the world could be in any sort of classroom virtual reality can create. This would allows people to get high quality education from remote areas while still have face to face interaction and conversations.
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I think this is a great idea. I believe this will be possible in the upcoming years. The VR technology is still in early development but I can imagine it to be useful like you mentioned in your blog
ReplyDeleteHi, Andy. I think your idea is really great and benefit for students. If this technology can be implemented, it will be of great help to children in poor areas who have not yet received a good education. I hope this technology can be implemented as soon as possible, and it won't cost too much for them.
ReplyDeleteHi Andy, I think it's a great idea considering the increasing technological development around virtual reality. If we're able to bring the classroom experience onto virtual reality, we may be able to encompass new curriculums that fully utilize new technological innovations.
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