A local nonprofit arts and education organization is hoping to teach more children about Indigenous culture with immersive experiences they can have from their school's campus. Through ACT ONE, the ...

While virtual field trips are not a new phenomenon, they gained popularity shortly before COVID due in part to their ability to expose students to places and experiences they may not otherwise access ...

Virtual field trips have become widely available thanks to more accessible virtual reality technology, and they saw a surge in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic when physical field trips were ...

Earlier this semester, students in sixth grade at St. Timothy’s School in Raleigh took a trip to the Roman Coliseum and Greek Parthenon. But they did so without ever leaving their classroom. All it ...

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Back in 2015, Oculus founder Palmer Luckey predicted that — sooner or later — virtual reality headsets would find their way into the classroom and enable a new, more immersive future for education.

For thousands of students in Arizona’s Title One schools, arts experiences feel out of reach, but Act One continues to change that. This school year, more than 17,000 students will attend free arts ...

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