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I think it's cools to use VR Technology for Learn & Entertainment --- VR Games can attract new patrons, especially younger audiences to enter & use Library.

Alerting users of the availability of the different materials they already required or even they searched for and interested in. Using walk through app to help patrons of any kind to go immediately to the information they are looking for or even to go to the exact place where the information is in.

From my experience, it's all about the application. At a medical library, VR anatomy and empathy training were very popular because they had direct bearing on the academic goals of the patrons. For a public library, Google Earth and games like Beat Saber or Fruit Ninja were a big draw because they were either about more general learning and curiosity or just pure entertainment. I think VR's current role is as a medium - it's novel in the same way that YouTube clips were novel 20 years ago, or new and exciting in the same way that having a PowerPoint presentation was in the 90's. Just like with those technologies, the medium brings some inherent interest. It's what is done with it that determines its relevance, though.

Podemos diseñar programas de fomento de la lectura con libros que dispongan de realidad virtual, donde donde se dé la posibilidad de pasear por los escenarios de su historia. Podemos además incluir además talleres o en la formación de usuarios la opción de adentrarse en la historia del libro y realizar un recorrido por la biblioteca de alejandría o llevarles hasta el antiguo egipto.