Using computers, students can interact with other students and instructors, go to a history lecture with people all across the world, and even dissect frogs. First off, students can learn from a single professor. Costs are becoming outlandishly expensive now a- days. So many people who deserve a college education cannot afford one. This way, a college education will be available to almost everyone.
Students can also learn from home.
This could be more convenient than having to physically get up, get dressed, and go to school. An example of a successfully growing VR classroom is through the University of California school systems. UCSC campuses are learning via computers. We have the capability to take the national lead on developing instructional technology. UC San Diego allows medical students to stimulate surgery through a computer generated image of the human body.