Metaverse: How to build your own place that runs in a browser.
And runs on almost any device that has a browser.
And you own it because you made it.
This video walks through the process of setting up a virtual space in Mozilla Hubs that students can access across devices and without a high end VR headset.
- Watch on YouTube
- Virtual environments have a lot of potential for remote learning.
- Mozilla Hubs for Virtual Remote Learning
- WebXR Device API &
- Three.js
- A simple introduction
- Simple introduction to WebXR Device API & Three.js plus sample works.
- This video was created as a project for BYU's IS 542 (Web Development) Class.
- You would probably lease a server to run it.
Easy access meetings in the metaverse
- Fridays 3 pm eastern (New York)
- At the Web Show, a video set in the metaverse
- Go there with this url: https://nonprofitvirtualworld.org/loc...
- A developer meeting is held there every other week:
- To find out which week, follow CybaLOUNGE on Twitter:
- https://twitter.com/cybaLOUNGE
- 3DWebWorldz: Meetings alternate with the Web Show
- Welcome Center. https://3dwebworldz.com/
- I am usually available weekdays at 1 pm New York time
- In these 2 places:
- Welcome Center. https://3dwebworldz.com/
- https://nonprofitvirtualworld.org/location.html?locationid=800000002&dl=true
- Music every Friday at 9 pm New York time:
- https://LiveMusic3D.com
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