Danger Zone!

Consider another option

Choose something that doesn’t have the headset cost, discomforts, or probable ADA accessibility issues that come with using Virtual Reality.

VR can be used for online meetings, but there are better, cheaper options out there if that is your only goal when using it.

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• Consider the benefits of using meeting software that students are already familiar with and know how to use.

• Think of ways you can use VR in an active learning course in a way that targets skill building, then include online meetings as a supplementary use of the headset.

Your main focus when using VR should be to ensure it is being used for skill building, but if you are doing that, then using it for other purposes is a good outflow.