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With 93% of teachers expressing belief that VR would be beneficial in classroom teaching, and over 40% of K-12 schools expected to incorporate AR/VR technologies by 2024 (up from less than 20% in 2022), one thing is clear—immersive technology is no longer a question of "if" but "which."

Virtually all American classrooms now incorporate technology in some form,but here's what's particularly exciting about 2025: we're not just seeing isolated technological innovations anymore.

Mixed reality is delivering remarkable results in US classrooms, and the data proves it. Students are achieving 75% learning retention rates, engagement is jumping 25%, and academic performance is improving by 15%.

In today’s classrooms, we’re embracing immersive learning—putting students inside worlds they could once only read about. But there’s a critical piece many XR technologies are still missing: the student’s voice.

What if you could transform your classroom into a modern, interactive learning space - without moving a single desk?

In recent years schools started increasingly looking into mixed reality (MR) and virtual reality (VR) solutions to improve student engagement and learning outcomes.