Andrew Wright | iTeacher. Founder and lead creator, Edumetaverse
Sydney

Andrew Wright, iTeacher. Founder and lead creator, Edumetaverse, Sydney

Andrew Wright – Innovation Specialist in Education With 25 years of classroom experience, Andrew Wright is a leading innovation specialist in education and the creator of the Edumetaverse, a groundbreaking system transforming virtual learning. Passionate about redefining the boundaries of education, he has developed immersive, curriculum-aligned virtual worlds that engage students and empower teachers around the world. As an international speaker, Andrew shares insights on the future of education, technology integration, and the power of virtual learning to enhance collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking. His expertise bridges the gap between traditional teaching methods and cutting-edge digital learning environments, helping educators worldwide embrace the future of education.

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Day 2 @ 13:30

Enhancing Indigenous education: Immersive learning in the metaverse

  • Enhanced Engagement: Students exhibited increased motivation and participation when interacting with immersive, relevant virtual environments.
  • Improved Educational Outcomes: The experiential nature of Virtual classroom learning contributed to better comprehension and retention of educational material. 
  • Community Involvement: The platform facilitated greater involvement from families and community members, enriching the educational experience. A flipped classroom model, allows students access to virtual classrooms, when unable to attend school due to sickness or 'Sorry Business'.  
  • Development of Digital Skills: Students developed essential digital literacy skills, preparing them for future technological landscapes. A key concept for a future job market.
  • Improved Retention Through Active Participation: Active involvement in immersive learning environments promotes better knowledge retention, as students are more likely to remember and apply what they've learned. 
last published: 29/Apr/25 22:35 GMT

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