Quote from: peter0425 on April 29, 2024, 06:19:40 PM

Quote from: AltLord on April 29, 2024, 06:02:00 PM

Slowly, we have witnessed the advent of meta and how virtual reality is bringing about new innovations. Although I don't own one of those expensive VR glasses but I always find myself at the fence when it comes to usage or not. Probably because I haven't tried it yet...

There was a time back then wherein vr glasses were solely used for entertainment and games. It is cutting edge technology and it was really fun to use and now we are seeing it be incorporated into educational activities.

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They seem to facilitate interaction, learning, and transactions within a virtual ecosystem. I actually understand how interactions and transactions work but I honestly can't wrap my head around metaverse education.

Metaverse education encompasses a lot of things beyond just giving prompts to AI technology. With metaverse education students will be able to approach education in a more interactive and engaging manner.

We are able to transport students into another world quite literally so that they further understand the concepts being taught to them. Albeit really helpful and sophisticated, it is not yet accessible to everyone which is a shame and a regret.

Because it is quite expensive at the moment means it won't be accessible for most as you said. But like every technology out there, when there is competition and advances in the manufacturing technology, the price eventually comes down... Like when Sim Cards first came to my country, it was about $40 each and now it's less than 50 cents... I don't think it would be this dramatic but I know time will bring it down...