Feel free to post your questions before, after and during the session. Unite Now Session
What’s coming up for the next generation of students? Hear from leading innovators in education – across higher ed, non-profit, and YouTube – on how they’re equipping students with valuable game and XR development skills to prepare for the future.
A team of product experts from across Unity will be available during and after the session. Our Community team will continue to field questions to foster an ongoing discussion with the community. Please feel free to ask your questions in this thread.
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We really look forward to hearing from the community. Thank you!
Thanks for the session! Here we can find two excellent teaching experiences, one delivered through YouTube and one from a more traditional venue. I wonder if we could chat about the advantages and disadvantages that they see in each one of these learning venues, in particular to gain an in-depth understanding of the media possibilities and the current technologies.
Hey pfiguero! This is Andrew. That’s a good question. The main advantage for me is making the content relevant. Since XR is an everchanging space, it takes a lot of extra work to stay up-to-date. Through my personal, and professional work I get the opportunity to explore the technology and then share that knowledge with others. A downside of this may be the lack of a linear learning path. It’s project-based or SDK based and assumes the learner has some understanding of the tools and the VR experience. So, it can be a bit overwhelming for the entry-level learner.
