← Back to Explore

3D Education World: Learning, Motivation, Communication

ISEF · 2014 Embedded Systems

Overview

It is a big problem today that children do not want to study. They want to play and communicate. I offer a distributed application with a 3D education world environment that provides learning, motivation and communication capabilities. Software is developed using Unity 3D IDE with scripting languages C# and JavaScript. People that are “living in the world” can attend school, library, cinema and shops. In a virtual school they can take classes, listen and watch lectures, go to the board, discuss with teachers and classmates using voice or text chat, perform experiments in a virtual 3D lab, solve tasks, pass tests, and surf the Internet. For successful completion of learning task a student gets a credit. Credit can be used to open new game levels, mini-games, additional opportunities. In such a way students are motivated to get new knowledge. The main difference from Cyber Schools is that students do not just learn, but also live and play in the three-dimensional world. And unlike Second Life they do not just spend their time on a virtual imitation of life — they gain knowledge in a real learning process. My world allows children in remote areas and disabled students to study in equal conditions with everyone else. A cross-platform compiler allows porting the program to the Intel Educational Tablets in the future. My education world can be integrated with Intel educational programs like Education Galaxy, Tools for Student-Centered Learning, etc. The developed program is a global system in which people from all over the world can communicate, share knowledge, relax and just have a good time.

Competition history

  • ISEF 2014 Embedded Systems · Entry CS029

Resources

Related projects

Closest projects by meaning, across every fair and year in the corpus.

Source: Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair

Save projects to your library

Sign in with Google to keep track of projects you find interesting, organized into folders. Browsing stays public.

Continue with Google