Conference paper 2023

Exploration on the application scenarios and inner mechanisms of educational metaverse in college teaching

ACM International Conference Proceeding Series
Conference · Art. 30
Abstract

Since the global outbreak of COVID-19, the traditional face-To-face classes in colleges have been seriously challenged, and the discussion about the function and application prospects of the educational metaverse has become a hot topic. Some scholars have analyzed and predicted the use of metaverse in the field of education, covering various aspects of basic education, inclusive education, vocational education, and lifelong education. However, the higher education stage has been little studied. In order to rationalize as much as possible the real problems faced in the current educational metaverse, and in the absence of sufficient reference materials, this paper composes the concept and development of educational metaverse through literature analysis and theoretical research, defines the characteristics and current patterns of educational metaverse, analyzes four application scenarios of educational metaverse in colleges, such as contextualized learning, personalized learning, gamified learning , teacher training, and finally reveals the inner mechanism of metaverse empowering college teaching from three aspects: The embodiment, immersion, and concretization of educational metaverse. The paper shows a new progress and blueprint for the development of information technology in college education, hoping to contribute to the development of the education meta-universe and to provide some materials for later researchers' research and practice concerning college education. © 2023 Association for Computing Machinery. All rights reserved.

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Application scenario College teaching Educational metaverse Intrinsic mechanism

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Personnel training COVID-19 Metaverses Hot topics Blueprints College education Application prospect Application scenario College teaching Educational metaverse Face class Face to face Intrinsic mechanisms
Author Affiliations
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Macao Polytechnic University, Macau, Macao, School of Geography and Tourism, Huanggang Normal University, Huanggang, Hubei, China
Center for Chinese Public Administration Research/School of Government, Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Macao Polytechnic University, Macau, Macao
Funding & Acknowledgements
Grant: 2022XB53
This work was supported by Hubei Humanities and Social Sciences Key Research Base Dabie Mountain Tourism Economy and Culture Research Center(no.202224004);2022 Educational Research Project of Hubei Higher Education Society (no.2022XB53); Huanggang Normal University Teaching and Research Project (no. 0601202133); Macao Polytechnic University(RP/FCHS-02/2022).
Grant: 202224004
This work was supported by Hubei Humanities and Social Sciences Key Research Base Dabie Mountain Tourism Economy and Culture Research Center(no.202224004);2022 Educational Research Project of Hubei Higher Education Society (no.2022XB53); Huanggang Normal University Teaching and Research Project (no. 0601202133); Macao Polytechnic University(RP/FCHS-02/2022).
Grant: RP/FCHS-02/2022
This work was supported by Hubei Humanities and Social Sciences Key Research Base Dabie Mountain Tourism Economy and Culture Research Center(no.202224004);2022 Educational Research Project of Hubei Higher Education Society (no.2022XB53); Huanggang Normal University Teaching and Research Project (no. 0601202133); Macao Polytechnic University(RP/FCHS-02/2022).
Huanggang Normal University, HGNU
Grant: 0601202133
This work was supported by Hubei Humanities and Social Sciences Key Research Base Dabie Mountain Tourism Economy and Culture Research Center(no.202224004);2022 Educational Research Project of Hubei Higher Education Society (no.2022XB53); Huanggang Normal University Teaching and Research Project (no. 0601202133); Macao Polytechnic University(RP/FCHS-02/2022).
Huanggang Normal University, HGNU
This work was supported by Hubei Humanities and Social Sciences Key Research Base Dabie Mountain Tourism Economy and Culture Research Center(no.202224004);2022 Educational Research Project of Hubei Higher Education Society (no.2022XB53); Huanggang Normal University Teaching and Research Project (no. 0601202133); Macao Polytechnic University(RP/FCHS-02/2022).
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