Qualcomm, the world’s leading maker of extended reality chips, is providing consultation and funding for the project through Educate & Elevate a local charity dedicated to providing deserving students with virtual learning opportunities. Students will be able to handle human organs in biology class, construct molecules in chemistry class, and take field trips together for history class all while learning in immersive ways with 3D objects and interactive environments. “What American High School is launching are classes where students and their teacher will gather together in the same VR classroom space and interact as if they were in a physical school building.” “This should not be confused with ‘virtual’ education, which is generally a 2D experience with students planted firmly in front of a passive screen,” said Steve Grubbs, CEO of VictoryXR. Students in three classes will begin attending instruction this month with teachers on the VictoryXR campus. I had no idea we would be the ones making it a reality in our own campus metaverse.” “When I saw the movie, Ready Player One, it seemed far off. “We have been a global leader in online learning for more than a decade and the technology is finally letting us bring everyone together in the same classroom, even if it is a virtual reality classroom,” said Ms. Plantation, Florida - Saying it was time to begin moving students back into class, American High School founder and CEO, Dana Williams, said her fully online school would be opening classes globally in virtual reality in a demonstration project with Qualcomm and curriculum developer, VictoryXR. American High School launches global virtual reality school with Qualcomm and VictoryXR
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