Can VR replace in-person learning?
Optima Classical Academy says it will introduce theworld’s first virtual reality charter schoolin Naples, Florida.
The school wants to enroll up to 1,300 students in August, grades 3-8.
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However, some experts say VR is best for students in limited doses.
The school is a tuition-free virtual reality public school for 3rd-8th grade Florida students.
“Otherwise, the best design is immersive VR-based learning in combination with in-person learning,” Pavlik added.
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Administrators from Optima Academy did not respond to requests from Lifewire seeking comment.
“VR is proving itself as an incredibly valuable tool for education,” Wilson said.
