
Learn Anything Anywhere
Cross-curricular learning, baked into immersive free-roam VR experiences.
60 - 70 min
Of immersive VR learning (adjustable per school)
15 - 35 students
In a large-scale, free-roam experience at a time
What does an experience look like?
Each VRCORE experience is an hour-long, guided journey into another world.
Students learn the basics of VR before stepping into an immersive, interactive journey to space, the nucleus of a cell, or the heart of the Amazon. We tie in Science, Social Studies, Phys Ed, Technology Studies and Environmental Education.
With options for single-class events to month-long residencies, you can choose the setup that fits your school's needs.

Our Experience Library
We've built our curriculum over the past five years—working with partners like Stanford University, Microsoft, Make-a-Wish, and guided by the input of teachers, principles, and student's alike.

We Want Teacher Input
Are you a teacher that wants to have a hand in guiding the future of Virtual Reality education?
Get early access to new experiences, and bonuses for your school by applying to our Teacher Advisor Program.

Book the most engaging field-trip of the year.
Virtual Reality makes it more affordable to take your classes to outer space, than to you local museum.

Book the most engaging field-trip of the year.
Virtual Reality makes it more affordable to take your classes to outer space, than to you local museum.