WEF 2022: Metaverse should be developed from children’s perspective, says Lego VP
A Lego Group vice president believes the Metaverse will be a disruptive force that will change the way people learn things, especially children.
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A Lego Group vice president believes the Metaverse will be a disruptive force that will change the way people learn things, especially children.
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