Dear Veton Alihajdari Lytfi Alliu Abdi Kurt fulvio lazzari DINA DANDACHLI stavri_antoniou Eleni Tsaireli fgjermeni Anna Gevorgyan Sonila Limaj venera_s_limani Elisabetta Audisio Maram Saeed Anna Dalosi Hasan Alper Sönmez Hur Guldu Clara Tortosa Gozálvez Necla Uz Ali Önder hanne_johnsen Jorge R. López Benito Eriona Xhaferaj david_soriano_fernandez Iuliana Damian [~892] Mokhtar Jwaili ali_cb Hamit Qeriqi Paola Grasso abassi_hosni_ilhem Daniela Muresan sabina_cucu [~901] Miriam Morales...
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Dear Abdi Kurt Ioanna Pavlidou [~892] , we've seen a case in Ukraine when Virtual Reality is being used to train high-voltage workers. And it has double impact: 1. It helped to organise learning in a safe environment and 2. it attracted more youngsters to the profession that used to be considered as "non-prestigious".
Have a look at the story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3MYYtZi46M
Will virtual reality change the reputation of the vocational education in general?
Yes Ms. Lvova, VR-Virtual Reality has a magic in order to change the facet of Vocational Education too, as it applies to whole professions. You know Vocational Educational is multidimentional and covers several stages and methodologies and costly compared to other type of educations. So, VR is very good methodology and technology in the cost side. The video that yu shared is a good example, thanks alot.
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