Virtual Reality (VR) in Education: Lessons from a Large-Scale Pilot Study
Virtual Reality (VR) in Education: Lessons from a Large-Scale Pilot Study
CLI Lunch & Learn
June 23 @ 12:00 – 13:00
During this CLI Lunch & Learn, you will learn more about the interesting educational innovations and research taking place at Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR) and beyond. During this session, Yvonne van Everdingen (RSM) and Marie Kegeleers (ECDA) will share their insights about using VR in education through the lens of a recent pilot study.
In this presentation, we discuss the use of VR in education through the lens of a recent pilot study. In this study, VR was used to help 160 students enrolled in the course Sustainable Marketing and Consumer Behavior experience the environmental impact of AI use and data centers.
On the one hand, we address the organisational aspects of using VR in education, such as the development of an appropriate VR experience and the technical support required during the sessions. On the other hand, we compare VR as a teaching method with a traditional learning method, namely reading text-based materials. We present findings related to both students’ learning experiences and learning outcomes.
Marie Kegeleers
Immersive Xperience Lab Manager
Prof. Dr. Yvonne van Everdingen
Professor of Marketing and InnovationExpert in marketing new products, VR/AR for sustainable adoption; serves on EUR Diversity Board, VR SIG, MOA groups, and chairs MOAward jury
