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A Collaborative Metaverse based A-La-Carte Framework for Tertiary Education (CO-MATE).
1Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Hyderabad, India.
Heliyon
|February 24, 2023
Summary
This paper introduces CO-MATE, a Collaborative Metaverse-based A-La-Carte Framework for Tertiary Education. It offers a flexible, technology-driven model for immersive learning environments, supported by a systematic review of emerging technologies.
Area of Science:
- Educational Technology
- Metaverse Applications
- Higher Education Frameworks
Background:
- The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the need for innovative digital learning solutions in tertiary education.
- Existing educational frameworks often lack the flexibility to integrate rapidly evolving technologies.
- The integration of immersive technologies in education remains a developing area.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose CO-MATE, a novel Collaborative Metaverse-based A-La-Carte Framework for Tertiary Education.
- To outline a four-layered architectural approach for the CO-MATE framework.
- To explore the potential of emerging technologies in creating automated, immersive learning environments.
Main Methods:
- Conducted a systematic mapping study of pre- and post-COVID literature on emerging technologies in education.
- Conceptualized a four-layered architectural framework for the CO-MATE system.
- Analyzed core attributes and component offerings for an educational metaverse.
Main Results:
- The CO-MATE framework is designed as a technologically driven educational metaverse.
- It employs a loosely coupled building block approach for platform designers, enabling an a-la-carte model.
- The framework supports automated and immersive learning experiences.
Conclusions:
- CO-MATE provides a futuristic and adaptable framework for tertiary education leveraging metaverse technologies.
- The proposed architecture and a-la-carte model facilitate the integration of diverse technological components.
- The framework holds significant potential for enhancing immersive and automated learning experiences in higher education.
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