On 22 September 2026, VITECO organised the Italian STEM-IT Multiplier Event at the Liceo \u201cEttore Majorana\u201d in San Giovanni La Punta (Catania), within the Erasmus+ project STEM-IT \u2013 Immersive Technology in STEM Education.<\/p>\n
The event took place in the Multipurpose Hall of the Centro Scolastico Polivalente and involved 37 participants, including secondary-school STEM teachers, students, developers and technology professionals. A particularly relevant presence was represented by teachers from the Scienze Applicate (Applied Sciences) programme, interested in innovative approaches for STEM education.<\/p>\n
The event presented the main objectives and results of STEM-IT, focusing on the role of immersive technologies such as Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR) and 3D environments in supporting more interactive, experimental and engaging STEM learning experiences.<\/p>\n
Participants discovered the main STEM-IT educational resources, including ARTutor, the STEM-IT VR Museum \u2013 Climate Change Exhibition, EnergyLab VR, the SCP STEM-IT 3D Model Viewer and the Mission Mars immersive activity.<\/p>\n
The practical demonstration showed how virtual environments, simulations and 3D models can help make complex scientific concepts more accessible and support learning activities based on exploration, experimentation and problem solving.<\/p>\n
The event represented an opportunity for dialogue between schools, students and technology professionals, contributing to the dissemination of STEM-IT results and promoting innovative approaches for a more inclusive and digitally oriented STEM education.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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