Jerusalem - On a vibrant Saturday, 22 students from multiple Jerusalemite schools embarked on a day of education and fun at Dar Al Consul, delving into the immersive world of XR (extended reality) technology. The event, organized by Al-Quds University and InterTech, aimed to raise awareness about the intersection of education and XR technology, offering students between grades 7 and 10 a glimpse into its potential applications in their studies and future careers.
The day commenced with a guided tour of the historic and captivating Dar Al Consul, allowing students to appreciate its beauty and rich history. Following the tour, an engaging educational presentation on XR technology and its role in education captivated the students' attention, sparking their curiosity and imagination.
A highlight of the event was the opportunity for the students to experience XR technology firsthand through a collaborative VR game, fostering teamwork and innovation. The interactive session provided a hands-on exploration of XR technology, igniting the students' enthusiasm for its possibilities.
"We are thrilled to have partnered in such an engaging and enriching experience for these young minds," said Baseem Mayala, Cretaive Porducer at Intertech. "The session aimed to not only introduce students to XR technology but also inspire them to explore its potential for learning and creativity."
The day concluded with a shared lunch, where students exchanged insights and experiences, further solidifying their interest in XR technology and its applications.
The success of the awareness session underscores the importance of providing students with opportunities to engage with emerging technologies and inspire their passion for learning and exploration.
