Victoria University Digitally Transformed to Widen Students Flexible Learning Opportunities
When Victoria University in Melbourne, Australia consolidated several of its campuses into one in downtown Melbourn, it also decided to transform its learning model to smaller class sizes with remote access to coursework.
The university turned to VMware Horizon and VMware's Virtual Desktop Infrastructure for its digital transformation. The result is easier and faster access to coursework for students. For the university, it's helped them to administer a larger number of classes and less money spent on expensive hardware. Any laptop or desktop can serve as virtual desktops. Download the customer story and learn how VU successfully implemented virtual desktops for remote learning.
What is the VU Block Model?
The VU Block Model is an educational approach introduced by Victoria University that allows students to focus on one subject at a time, completing each study unit over four weeks. This model has led to higher pass rates and improved average grades, as it promotes more interactive teaching and learning.
How has VMware Horizon improved access to learning resources?
VMware Horizon has enabled students to access vital applications anytime and anywhere, eliminating the need for physical PC labs. This flexibility allows students to use their own devices, such as laptops or tablets, to leverage virtual workspaces, making education more accessible and reducing reliance on expensive hardware.
What are the benefits of removing PC labs?
By removing PC labs, Victoria University has created more space for interactive learning environments and reduced the resources needed to support hardware. This shift has allowed for better management of applications and has made it easier for students to access necessary software, ultimately enhancing the overall learning experience.
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