ArticleRevista brasileira de enfermagem2025
User experience in the metaverse virtual environment at an academic-scientific nursing event in Brazil.
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Abstract
objectivesto analyze user experience in the metaverse during an academic-scientific nursing event in Brazil.
methodsa quantitative-qualitative documentary study, based on records of a survey applied during an academic-scientific event broadcast in the metaverse. The AttrakDiff questionnaire assessed user experience. Descriptive and inferential analyses were performed considering p<0.05. Qualitative data were categorized using content analysis. The study complied with research ethics standards.
resultspositive experiences were observed in the dimensions assessed. Being in the age group of over 60 years was associated with the pragmatic quality dimension (p=0.012), which had a positive average. The comments had very similar impressions of potentialities and limitations, regardless of prior knowledge of the platform.
conclusionsthe study contributed to understanding user experience in immersive environments applied to nursing, evidencing favorable assessments regarding the metaverse usability and functionality, highlighting its effectiveness among older users.
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