What a year to launch a new education platform! When we launched Zoe in the first months of 2020 we obviously did not know how this year would turn out, and we couldn’t be more impressed by our community. We can not thank you enough for trusting us with your students' learning experience and taking the leap to try something new in such a difficult year!

Our goal is to empower students to unleash their creativity while learning key 21st Century Skills, developing their computational thinking and problem solving skills. As Unity’s mission outlines - The world is a better place with more creators in it - and we could not agree more. There is no better way to assess students understanding of a topic by asking them to create their own experiences and become master practitioners!

Led by educators Gaspare Lipari and Michele Giorlando DeRosa, and sponsored by the Greenwich Alliance for Education, the Western Middle School has recently run a 2-week program using Tilt Brush & Zoe with some outstanding GHS and UConn students. They have been working really hard to put together unique VR experiences that each represent an aspect of their lives and we are excited to share their work!

Comic-Con is all virtual this year for the first time in over 50 years, it runs online the same dates it was supposed to be live, July 23-26. The Zoe virtual showcase features projects created during summer programs starting this Comic-Con weekend in partnership with the SDJA, The Bayha Group and Downey Unified School District.

Apelab, a VR/AR software company based in Geneva, Switzerland, and Los Angeles, has launched Zoe, a remote learning solution empowering educators in K-12 & Higher Education to teach interactive 3D, VR/AR creation & programming. Image of 8th grade student using Zoe VR and College Student using Zoe for Unity.