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Ocean Quest is an interactive immersive-learning environment that turns marine sustainability into something learners can experience, investigate and discuss.
Learners enter a virtual marine environment and take an active role rather than watching from the outside.
A headset alone is not the lesson. Sessions are planned around the learner group, supported by an educator or facilitator, and connected to discussion, reflection and evaluation.
Ocean Quest is developed for Meta Quest standalone VR hardware. Delivery format, equipment numbers and facilitation are agreed for each school, institution or programme.
Comfort settings, pacing and interaction options can be considered around the learner group. Schools and SEND settings are invited to discuss individual needs, supervision and safeguarding before delivery.
The experience supports discussion around ocean ecosystems, pollution, sustainability, human impact and environmental responsibility. Exact objectives are agreed for each delivery context.
Before delivery, we agree the audience, intended outcomes, space, timetable, staff roles and accessibility considerations. Evaluation can include proportionate pre- and post-session questions, learner reflection and educator feedback.
Ocean Quest can be planned for primary and secondary schools, SEND settings, colleges, universities, community programmes and organisational sustainability engagement. The language, pace and learning activity are adapted to the context.
Frequently asked questions
Ocean Quest runs on Meta Quest standalone VR headsets. Equipment numbers, hygiene arrangements, available space and any supporting display or classroom resources are agreed when the session is planned.
Session length depends on the age group, learning objectives, rotation format and accessibility needs. We recommend a format after discussing the timetable and intended outcomes with the school or organisation.
Yes, where the experience is appropriate for the individual learner. Planning can consider sensory preferences, communication needs, physical access, pacing, breaks and ways to participate without wearing a headset.
Not necessarily. Delivery can use rotations, small groups, shared observation and supporting learning activities. The format depends on group size, equipment and the aims of the session.
Ocean Quest can support marine ecosystems, plastic pollution, microplastics, coral damage, sustainability, human impact, environmental responsibility, ocean literacy and related STEM learning.
Cost depends on location, group size, equipment, duration, facilitation and evaluation requirements. Contact Neptune's Submerge for a proposal based on your setting and objectives.
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