Publish at May 17 2023 Updated May 17 2023
Virtual reality in a didactic context is still minor. Many teachers do not know how to use this technology and immerse themselves in virtual worlds. However, foreign language teaching sees a huge advantage in this: recreating current situations and giving a space to express oneself without the embarrassment of doing so in front of native speakers.
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