by Suzanne | Jul 14, 2025 | Case Studies, Future of Work, Metaverse Events, Metaverse for Learning, Virtual Events
The advantages of teaching students on the metaverse! By adopting the latest developments in the metaverse, learning and development professionals, as well as educational institutions, HR, and training departments, can take the lead. Curtin University is a great...
by Suzanne | Jul 13, 2025 | Case Studies, Future of Work, Metaverse Events, Remote Work, Virtual Events
“A real 3D platform that can run proper virtual events” – Franck Millet These days people are waking up to the potential of the metaverse for remote work, conferences, seminars, and conventions. But is the virtual world ready to get regular use from companies?...
by Suzanne | Jul 12, 2025 | Case Studies, Future of Work, Metaverse Events, Remote Work, Virtual Events
People learn more if their discovery takes place within an engaging story. The metaverse offers tremendous opportunities for event planners, agencies, and associations to create gatherings that train and entertain people. MootUp brings about a new era in events...
by Suzanne | Jul 3, 2025 | Case Studies, Future of Work, Metaverse Events, Metaverse for Learning, Remote Work, Uncategorized, Virtual Events
Improve ROI With Multi-Sector Events! Distance learning. Remote learning. Virtual learning. Call it what you like, online education has changed a lot with the evolution of technology, especially since the pandemic. The same goes for health and telemedicine. So...
by Suzanne | Jun 29, 2025 | Future of Work, Hybrid Events, Metaverse Events, Virtual Events
#UniverseproofYourChannel There is no doubt that the crisis the world went through has been incredibly challenging. Indeed for many, it continues to be difficult. However, there is one silver lining, from chaos can arise genuinely extraordinary developments. After...
by Suzanne | Jun 16, 2025 | Future of Work, Hybrid Events, Uncategorized, Virtual Events
How MootUp can enhance the pros and ease the cons. At face value, you might think the only pro of a hybrid event is allowing those who can’t make the live event an alternative option of joining, and the con – someone with a dodgy internet connection is going to...
