Miami University has revealed plans to immerse its students in the ‘metaverse’ universe, offering a three-dimensional learning experience.
The university’s metaverse campus will provide education in three key areas: religion, architecture, and computer science.
The institution has initiated courses like “The Concept of Sacred Space in the Age of Virtual Reality” and “Artificial Intelligence and Religion” within a three-dimensional virtual reality environment.
These courses are designed to leverage the advantages offered by new technologies.
As reported by metaverseplanet.net and The Miami Hurricane, Professor Kim Grinfeder highlights the collaborative efforts of students in different fields.
Architecture students contribute to designing virtual classrooms, while students in the field of interactive media support the school in matters related to user experience. Additionally, students from the faculty of religion play a crucial role as content experts.
This innovative approach reflects the university’s commitment to harnessing the potential of the metaverse for educational purposes, creating an immersive and interactive learning environment for students across various disciplines.
EVERY STUDENT WILL BE GIVEN A VIRTUAL REALITY GLASSES
Experts anticipate that the future of education will increasingly involve virtual reality as technology advances and virtual reality equipment becomes more accessible.
In alignment with this trend, it has been shared that each student attending the campus in the ‘metaverse’ universe at the university will be provided with ‘Oculus 2’ virtual reality glasses.
Furthermore, all courses will be delivered through a distance education system, indicating a comprehensive integration of virtual reality into the educational experience.
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