The Virtual Reality Laboratory (İLEF-C 106), established within the Department of Educational Science, was created to support the use of technology in educational processes. The laboratory aims to provide students with diverse learning experiences and to facilitate the use of technology by faculty members in their courses.
The laboratory is equipped with 1 computer, 1 smart board, 1 projector, and 6 virtual reality (VR) headsets. This equipment can be used for both individual and group work. Through VR headsets, students are able to experience different scenarios and learn certain topics in a more concrete and engaging way.
In addition to practical applications, the laboratory is also used as a classroom. In this respect, it enables the delivery of both theoretical and practical courses within the Department of Educational Science, particularly in the Psychological Counseling And Guidance Program at both undergraduate and graduate levels.
