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By Matthew Lynch
March 11, 2021
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As schools around the country, and the globe, began to shut down and education shifted to remote learning, educators fretted over how they would maintain engagement with their learners outside of the classroom. Of course, there is no single solution to boost student engagement, and a combination of online teaching strategies is required. 

This is where innovation comes into play, and immersive learning becomes a valuable tool. Teachers can maintain student engagement online using immersive learning experiences and even supplement traditional classroom learning when schools reopen. 

We’ll be discussing some ways to provide remote immersive learning experiences. Read on for more. 

The Importance of Immersive Online Learning Experiences

The students of today connect with their teachers through online collaboration and video conferencing tools. Still, they may not be receiving the constant, direct instruction that they would in a physical classroom. Students can run into problems connecting with the educational methodologies and principles with new materials, particularly when it comes to STEM. 

STEM generally requires a more direct, hands-on teaching approach, which is hard to come by with remote learning. However, incorporating immersive technology into an online learning experience can aid teachers in addressing this problem. 

Doing so allows educators to inspire creativity and curiosity in their students, even when they aren’t with them in person. 

Making Distance Learning More Immersive

Though many teachers have already experienced the benefits of using VR and AR in their classroom, more are now realizing its potential to improve experiential learning and knowledge retention when teaching from a distance. 

Rather than simply assigning pages of reading, say, about Greece, teachers can bring their students to Athens’ Acropolis to learn about the history of the ancient Greeks, using mobile apps like Google Expeditions, in conjunction with a mobile headset. If some students do not have access to a headset, teachers can offer 360° videos, allowing them to explore scenes from various perspectives. 

For teachers who want to make their online STEM lessons more engaging and stimulating, interactive VR modules are available. For instance, Veative Labs offers modules for grades four and on in areas like math, science, and career technical education pathways for health sciences. 

Immersive Learning – the Benefits

Immersive learning can drown out all of the distractions that would otherwise interrupt education flow by immersing students in a virtual world. This improves their knowledge retention and allows for the streamlining of learning. 

Immersive learning also encourages personalized learning, as it is based on the student-centric model. It lets learners receive information at a comfortable pace, as they are given guided rehearsals to become masterful at a behavior, technique, or methodology.

Finally, immersive learning can increase motivation, as the learning technique involves becoming fully immersed in the content, providing constant stimulation. 

Concluding Thoughts

Immersive learning is essential to providing a space in which students can feel independently invested in their success and their work, and will soon transform education in all its aspects.

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