
Focused Students
Krokos, Plaisant, & Varshney, 2018
Compared to computer screens, the immersive “presence” of VR allows better focus, resulting in higher recall and improved learning outcomes. (Krokos, Plaisant, & Varshney, 2018).
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Compared to computer screens, the immersive “presence” of VR allows better focus, resulting in higher recall and improved learning outcomes. (Krokos, Plaisant, & Varshney, 2018).
Students using VR had improved learning, knowledge acquisition, and understanding compared to video instruction, and VR education resulted in better performance for remembering and positive emotions than video or traditional learning.
Students who received VR training learned faster and better than those who were shown video tutorials.