Publish at March 28 2023 Updated March 28 2023
Is the metaverse the next educational evolution? Some people see incredible potential, but others advocate caution before jumping into the virtual world. Indeed, the novelty of the technology makes it difficult to draw conclusions of any kind, either for or against.
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