Publish at December 14 2021 Updated January 06 2022
Many technology solutions have been used in the context of the covid-19 pandemic in order to ensure educational follow-up. Nevertheless, one stood out from the competition by offering more than just videoconferencing but literally a virtual world that can reproduce whatever is desired. An immersive application that could well be the beginning of the next educational evolution.
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