The Virtual Experience Design Space (VEDS) is an ever-evolving space in Mozilla Hubs to help vlearning practioners and stakeholders think through the key design elements of a virtual experience whilst being in a virtual environment. The space takes a number of different design tools and allows users to use them as a basis for discussion, with users accessing the space from their WebXR compatible browser of VR headset. The space currently includes 4 different design tools: a dichotomies space (where you can rank different features - such as linear/freeform or synchronous/asynchronous - against a variety of different design factors - such as cost, importance, time, risk), Sara de Freitas's 4D framework for vLearning design, Bob Stone's 3 Fidelities model and Bybee's 5E eLearning design model. Hubs has its own set of generic collaboration tools which can be used alongside these models, and a few useful extra elements are provided. The session will guide participants through the different models and how to use them in the design of immersive 3D experiences. The space is on 24/7 public access and participants (and all iLRN delegates) are free to use the space afterwards in their own activities.
https://dadenblog.blogspot.com/2021/02/introducing-veds-mozilla-hubs-based.html
