VIRTUAL CLASSROOMS AND ONLINE TEACHING SPACESGive online learning a sense of place.
Online students may spend an entire semester attending the same classes without ever sharing a physical space.
Our guided 360° sessions and spatial virtual classrooms give them places to explore, learn, and work together, wherever they're joining from.
Guided Sessions in 360°
Take an entire class through a location they might otherwise never be able to visit. An instructor leads the session, while students can look around independently, examine points of interest, and ask questions as they go.
Ideal for virtual field trips, facility orientations, and courses where understanding the environment is an important part of the lesson.
Spatial Virtual Classrooms
A conventional video call puts everyone in the same conversation. A classroom allows for several.
Our spatial virtual classrooms give students room to meet in smaller groups, hold separate discussions, and move between them without an instructor having to manage every interaction.
Designed for seminars, group projects, office hours, and the informal conversations that help online students feel part of a university community.
Accessible Across Devices
Students can join from a laptop, tablet, or phone, using a standard web browser. VR headsets are also supported for programs that want a more immersive experience.
Common Questions
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No. Students can access sessions in a standard web browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone. VR headsets are also supported.
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Shared classrooms work best at seminar scale, where everyone can reasonably be in one conversation or move between a few. Larger cohorts run as parallel rooms. Guided 360° sessions carry larger groups, since one person is leading.
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Yes. Spaces are built to your institution's identity rather than a generic template.
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That is the instructor's decision, set per session.
Give your online cohort somewhere to be
Tell us how your students currently meet and work together. We'll show you what a shared virtual space or guided 360° session could look like for your program.