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E-learning has become essential for university students and the IT industry. While universities focus on predefined coursework, this does not fully prepare students for the fast-changing needs of industry. Only 25% of graduates are directly employable, showing a gap between university learning and workplace skills. Companies provide online courses through platforms like Coursera and Simplilearn to help students gain industry-relevant skills and ease their transition from universities to jobs. Universities could better bridge this gap by focusing more on real-world problems in their e-learning systems.
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This document discusses a project that developed virtual reality scenarios to improve health professionals' communication skills. The project aimed to bring different health disciplines together in a common virtual learning environment to practice dealing with ethical, confrontational and risky workplace situations safely. While the initial methodology involved collection tools, activities and quantitative/qualitative data analysis, it was changed during implementation. The virtual scenarios allowed participants to demonstrate skills and most recommended them, though some technological and time issues arose.
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