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ON EDTECH+: Sometimes a Good Result is Just a Good Result
Beyond the comprehensive nature of the redesign and the relatively small but important role of VR...
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Keep up to date with the latest news from Dreamscape Learn
Partner Spotlight: Pendergast Elementary School District
Pendergast wanted to give middle school students a stronger reason to show up, engage and do the work. On Dreamscape Learn lab days, attendance reached 95–98%, with 98–99% of related work turned in and completed at a higher mastery rate.
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Partner Spotlight: Rowan University
Rowan University wanted to expand immersive learning across campus while building the capacity to create its own experiences. Faculty are already developing content for business, disaster management and other disciplines, with more in development across the university.
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St. Charles Community College
St. Charles saw underutilized campus space as an opportunity to advance student success, strengthen teaching and help SCC stand out. Today, its Center for Immersive Learning supports teaching across disciplines, with faculty developing experiences in biology, chemistry, history, communications and more.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED: ASU’s Required Virtual Reality Lab Boosted Grades, Retention
With access to Dreamscape, it’s a rising opportunity that would one day be accessible to all students, and that alone is enough to keep Rowan ahead of the game in allowing students to witness a new age of education.
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The Dreamscape Effect: ASU and Hollywood creatives are rewriting the script on how students discover science
Seventh grader Samuel Granado is a well-spoken and bright student at Villa de Paz Elementary School in Phoenix. But he starts out cautiously when he describes a new virtual reality-enabled science curriculum at his school called Dreamscape Learn.
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CT college receives historic $3 million gift from alumna. Here’s what it will help fund.
After a $3 million gift from an alumna, Albertus Magnus College is partnering with Dreamscape Learn, an immersive education technology. According to a statement by the college, the gift will launch a “new era of virtual reality-enabled learning on its campus.” The gift is from alumna Carol Gutoski Ditkoff ’67 and her husband, James.
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IMMERSIVE CURRICULUM
Dreamscape Learn transports students across time, space, and scale, placing them at the center of unfolding narratives as scientists, explorers, and investigators whose decisions shape what happens next.
Integrated directly into existing instruction, Dreamscape Learn aligns with standards and connects immersive sessions with classroom learning, hands-on activities, and assessments. The result is deeper engagement, stronger understanding of core concepts, and essential skills in analysis, collaboration, and critical thinking that drive success in the classroom and beyond.
