When you hear "Virtual Tours" of a university, you think of campuses and how the lecture halls look or some noteworthy artifact or historical information about the place.

There are different types of virtual tours. They can be 360° videos, 360° photos placed and linked together, 2D videos, and 3D walking tours that provide for free movement. Most virtual university tours are often interactive and you have to do the work yourself of touring the place and most likely having to check the FAQ for guidance on areas that are confusing.

According to an article for the Nielson Norman group written by Page Laubheimer, it was discovered that virtual tours, while useful was slow and demanded high effort on the part of the user.

Enter the virtual tour of a 100% online university, Nexford. This virtual tour is usually illuminating and interactive as you enter the world of Nexford University's unique learning environment. The tour will show you how ultra-flexible a degree with Nexford can be and will address learner matters such as:
a. the NXU orientation which is your onboarding process
b. How and where to interact with other learners
c. How to access course content not just on your desktop but also on your mobile device
d. How to schedule an appointment with a success advisor and/or writing coach
e. The NXU library and Linkedin courses you can access
d. How to submit assignments and where you'll receive faculty feedback

And it is not just about taking you on a virtual tour and leaving you to figure it out. You get to interact with a current MBA learner and an MBA graduate so they will tell you how it really is. Oh, and you'll be guided by a Nexford Advisor and a visiting Professor. It truly is a great way to ask questions and bare it all.

If this interests you, you're in time to attend a virtual tour scheduled for the 10th of February, 2022 by 2.00 pm. Check out the flyer for details. If you think you should attend or know someone who would love to attend, click on the link, https:///3HgwOyf to register and attend for free!