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Guilherme Nascimento Pate Santos¹, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena¹

¹Computer Science Department of Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, Marquês de São Vicente Street, 225 - CEP 22453-900 Rio de Janeiro Brazil.

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Summary

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This study introduces a new methodology for smart classroom planning, integrating agile workflows and 3D/metaverse models. It enhances communication and optimizes design for better learning environments.

Keywords:

Agile meeting method Agile methodology Building information modeling methodology Flipped classroom Intelligent methodology for decision support Metaverse model Planning a smart environments Smart environments Software engineering

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Area of Science:

Educational Technology
Engineering Management
Information Technology

Background:

Smart classrooms blend technology, physical space, and pedagogy for immersive, collaborative learning.
Effective planning is crucial for integrating these elements seamlessly and cost-efficiently.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose an optimized methodology for smart classroom planning.
To enhance requirements gathering, design refinement, and quality/cost control.

Main Methods:

An agile, game-dynamic workflow for requirements gathering.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) for 3D visualization.
Metaverse model integration for remote expert evaluation.

Main Results:

Improved communication and understanding between departments.
Early identification of needs and potential issues.
Agile refinement and application of quality/cost standards.

Conclusions:

The proposed methodology accelerates and optimizes intelligent environment planning.
Integrating graphical models and agile approaches enhances awareness of quality and cost benefits.
Detailed component analysis ensures optimal supplier selection for smart classrooms.