Students’ presentation competence increased without a difference between VR and face-to-face.
Together with an excellent team, we researched the impact of giving feedback in VR compared to face-2-face feedback.
The research shows that presentation competence increased without a difference between face-2-face feedback and VR. Also the feedback in VR was perceived as detailed.
The VR environment let the students experience a classroom setting where they had to present. During their presentation all kind of measurements where being conducted. Measurements on voice, posture etc. These measurements provided the input for giving the feedback in graphs and explanation.
Meanwhile we face teacher shortages in the Netherlands. Using effective learning technologies, can teacher shortage be reduced?
HIGHLIGHTS
Students who presented in virtual reality perceived the feedback as detailed.
Students who presented face-to-face perceived the feedback as constructive.
Scientific research to practical use
Together with the PhD-researcher Stan van Ginkel CoVince embedded all knowledge & insights into a product accessible for education and training. Combining theory, (simulated) practice and many different measurements with (real time) feedback.
The training can be downloaded on your smartphone (IOS, Android) and you can start right away! It includes feedback in VR and in all kinds of other adventurous learning experiences.
PS. This training is available in Dutch. Interested in the English version? Contact us
