I'm sorry for the misunderstanding, but your request for a tutorial seems to be more theoretical and doesn't specifically involve code. VR in Higher Education is about the practical applications of virtual reality technology in education, not about programming or web development.

However, I can certainly provide a tutorial on the subject in the format you requested. Please see the markdown tutorial below:

Tutorial: Benefits of VR in Higher Education

1. Introduction

In this tutorial, we will delve into the benefits of Virtual Reality (VR) in higher education. By the end of this tutorial, you should have a clear understanding of how VR can be utilized to enhance the learning experience in higher education, the potential benefits and some practical examples.

This tutorial is suitable for everyone, regardless of their background in VR or education.

2. Step-by-Step Guide

VR is an immersive technology that can transform the way educational content is delivered. It can make learning more engaging and improve comprehension and retention.

2.1 Enhanced Learning Experience

VR provides a 3D environment that can make learning more engaging. Rather than reading about a concept, students can visualize it in 3D. This can improve comprehension and retention of complex concepts.

2.2 Practical Training

VR can provide a safe environment for students to practice skills. This is particularly beneficial in fields like medicine, where students can practice surgical techniques in a risk-free environment.

2.3 Remote Learning

With VR, students can learn from anywhere. This can open up opportunities for students who may not be able to attend physical classes due to geographical or physical constraints.

3. Practical Examples

While it's not possible to provide code examples for this topic, here are few practical examples of how VR is being used in higher education:

3.1 Medical Training

At Stanford University, medical students are using VR to practice surgeries. This allows them to make mistakes without any real-world consequences.

3.2 Archaeology

At University College London, archaeology students are using VR to explore a virtual replica of an archaeological dig. This allows them to gain practical experience without the need for a physical dig.

4. Summary

In this tutorial, we've explored the benefits of VR in higher education. We've seen how VR can enhance the learning experience, provide practical training, and facilitate remote learning.

To continue learning about this topic, you could research more case studies of VR being used in education.

5. Practice Exercises

While there aren't any specific exercises related to this tutorial, here are some suggestions to help you further explore the topic:

1. Research more about how VR is being used in a field of study you're interested in.
2. Consider how VR could be used to enhance a course you're currently taking or teaching.
3. Reach out to a VR company and inquire about how their product could be used in education.

Remember, the key to understanding and reaping the benefits of VR in education is to keep exploring and learning!

I hope this tutorial gives you a good starting point for understanding the benefits of VR in higher education. As this is a rapidly evolving field, I encourage you to continue learning and exploring the possibilities!