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Construction and Implementation of Immersive Virtual Simulation Experimental Platforms in Marketing Teaching

Tianwen Tang

Abstract


In the context of the continuous integration of digital transformation and new business construction, marketing courses are inherently practice-intensive courses. The traditional teaching model has failed to meet the requirements. The immersive virtual simulation experimental platforms, as key vessels for addressing the separation between theory and practice, is gradually becoming the main development
direction of marketing teaching reform. This paper summarizes the design paradigm and current implementation status of immersive virtual
simulation experimental platforms in marketing teaching, analyzes current prominent challenges, discusses the future development direction
and improvement pathways, and comprehensively elaborates on the existing research results, in order to facilitate the further improvement of
the experimental platforms and the in-depth development of teaching implementation in the future.

Keywords


Marketing Teaching; Immersive Virtual Simulation; Experimental Platform; Construction Pathways; Teaching Implementation

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/wef.v3i12.9441

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