All our new content is syllabus-based and developed in collaboration with educators, teachers and students working with our team of twenty 3D artists and software developers.”īuilding on the recent report by Professor Anne Bamford investigating the impact of pupils’ 3D learning, research has already established 3D classroom interaction as a viable and successful learning tool. The new 3D 2012-2013 Curriculum Content really brings learning to life across the widest range of 15 subjects from maths and STEM subjects to geography, history and even religious studies. Gaia Technologies delivers innovative ICT services to over 500 schools across the UK with increasing numbers adding 3D learning to their teaching firepower in the quest for improving student engagement and educational performance Gaia’s 3D solution is stereoscopic 3D, offering a far more immersive and realistic 3D experience than in cinemas, with objects and environments appearing all around you.Īnas Mawla, Managing Director of Gaia Technologies said “We are looking to work and partner with Schools who are passionate about using our latest technology to drive up standards and excite students about learning. With over 2000 3D models across 15 subjects in the Gaia 3D 2012-2013 Curriculum Content & environments, Gaia 3D has worked with teachers and educationalists across the UK and internationally to develop its new generation 3D solution. Major developments include improvements to usability and additional content.
Gaia Technologies, Europe’s leading 3D interactive learning business, is launching the next generation Gaia 3D solution today.
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