The VR content production company Premium VR has officially begun implementing the four virtual reality modules that will be used to test this cutting-edge technology in classrooms. This marks a major milestone in the VIRION project’s mission to innovate STEM education across European secondary schools.
After completing several stages of conceptualization, scripting, and design, the first VR demos are now ready for testing. Students and teachers will be able to experience these immersive educational tools using VR headsets, offering a new way to engage with STEM subjects.
The development process has been a collaborative effort, integrating educational objectives with advanced VR technology to create content that is both engaging and pedagogically sound. These modules are designed to immerse students in interactive learning in STEAM subjects.
The completed VR units will be rolled out to participating schools in the coming months, with piloting sessions set to begin in Germany, Finland, Bulgaria, and Spain.
