You Don’t Need to Worry About Carbon Emissions when you Meet in the Metaverse

We know the way we connect and learn in person compared to virtually is quite different. How do we mirror an in person experience in a virtual world, or how do we add another dimension to a learners experience when connecting virtually? I’ll share how we used the metaverse to engage and educate communities across Asia Pacific on Sustainability.

• Introduce the challenge (community, varied levels)
• What’s important to you when participating virtually
• Design of the interactions in the metaverse
• Demo - what it looks like
• Lessons learned - what you need to know
• Looking forward

3 Key Learnings

1. Use different spaces, for different types of interactions and be intentional
2. Create deadlines for action, live sessions as well as on demand, and scavenger hunt competitions
3. Iterations and feedback loops are key. Don’t let the good be the enemy of perfect

About Ursula

Ursula is a Director at PwC (a professional service firm) consulting across 13 countries in Asia Pacific including 80 000 employees. Commercially savvy she brings a global and local focus to her stakeholders and manages large-scale development initiatives for leading international companies such as PwC, Microsoft and Westpac. Navigating the complexities of organisational systems and sub-cultures Ursula takes a tech savvy humanist approach to solutions. An experienced leadership coach and facilitator, she works with Senior Leaders to speed up change in the region's transition and adaptation to sustainable business solutions focusing on desirable outcomes for people, planet and prosperity.

An accredited coach, Ursula is qualified with several personality profiling and 360 instruments (including Leadership Circle, ESCI, MBTI Myers Briggs & LPI- 5 practices of Exemplary leadership). She is also an accredited Neuro Linguistics Master Practitioner (NLP) Elephant Rider (Emotional Culture Deck) and certified SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) 2030 Game facilitator.