Building online training for pre and post qualified accountants through Mixed reality formats (The Metavese)

Descriptions

Co-designing and building an online training module for pre and post qualified accountants in Robotic Process Automation using mixed reality immersive learning tools. The end product will be a training course built in the Metaverse using Augmented reality, Virtual reality and Web3.Supplier Capabilities -Highly experienced qualified instructional designer(s). Proof of academic qualifications and previous work on instructional design. -Previous experience of building L&D in the Metaverse using mixed reality immersive learning tools. To be proved through allowing access to a previous L&D programme built using mixed reality immersive tools.-Project management experience. Supporting documentation to include proposed project management plan and list of previous similar projects successfully concluded. -Supplier must have an XR learning platform -Details of systems used by supplier including, but not limited to, oAvatar systemoHeadsets the platform is compatible withoDetails of how much interaction users can expect oThe development engine that powers the platform experience Requirements & Specifications This is the first programme we will be providing use mixed reality tools so we will require -Training sessions for the CPA Ireland in-house project team to provide the opportunity for us to gain an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of mixed reality as an L&D model. -A series of introductory and design workshops with the XR design team and CPA Ireland team-A pre-existing 3D virtual space that the RPA programme can access and use. -A full-service team who can design, build and host the XR programme for RPA -Technical specifications oUnlimited user interactions in the training environment oAvatar systemoMust be compatible with Meta Quest headsets oThe development engine that powers the platform experienceoAbility to integrate with our LMS, CanvasoMust be able to host on any on-premises or cloud infrastructure