Infographic Immersive Learning vs. Low Fidelity Training

For classroom instruction, there are major differences between traditional, two-dimensional teaching methods and immersive learning.

By  Insight Editor / 16 May 2023  / Topics: Virtual Reality (VR)

Education best practices have come a long way since the humble chalkboard instruction. When retention, comprehension and engagement are dependent upon the teaching method, immersive learning creates a substantial advantage.

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Immersive Learning vs. Low Fidelity Training infographic

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This high-level training model uses two-dimensional diagrams, video and text to educate.

Meta Quest

  • Brainstorming
  • Sketching
  • Lecturing
  • Training concepts

Virtual training models

  • These methods provide no hands-on experience.
  • They result in gaps between knowing and doing.
  • Learners retain less knowledge with this type of training.
  • Quickly adapt training materials based on new needs.

Immersive training and learning

Augmented and virtual reality can be used in the classroom with Meta Quest headsets both in-person and online for a deeper, richer learning experience.

Use cases

  • Faculty learning and development
  • Online learning
  • In-classroom, “hands-on” learning
  • Training specialized skill sets

Benefits

  • Students using VR score higher on tests.
  • Learners experience better retention.
  • Trainees gain confidence before entering the field.
  • No, risk, travel or downtime is necessary for instruction.