Each campus is built by VictoryXR on the EngageVR platform.
Each student will receive a Meta Quest 2 virtual reality headset for use during the course they are taking.
Courses will be synchronous, or multi-student, as if they were attending class on a physical campus.
The List of Universities and Colleges include one existing metaversity and nine new metaversities:
Morehouse College
University of Kansas School of Nursing
New Mexico State University
South Dakota State University
Florida A&M University
West Virginia University
University of Maryland Global Campus
Southwestern Oregon Community College
California State University, Dominquez Hills
Alabama A&M University
“More than any learning innovation I have been involved with, Morehouse in the Metaverse has made the biggest difference for the students I teach,” said Dr. Muhsinah Morris, associate professor at Morehouse College.
Using either a virtual reality headset, or a PC, students will enter the metacampus with other students and their professor. There, they will engage in classroom experiences like delving into human anatomy, history field trips through a time machine or astronomy on a starship.
“Just like the real world, students will be able to break into small groups and work on projects together, no matter their physical distance,” said Grubbs, “but unlike the real world, they will be able to shrink to the size of Ant-man and tour the human body. It’s no wonder student retention is so much greater.”
This story originally appeared as a VictoryXR press release.
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