On February 6 , at its pioneer partner school, The Yoana Jabotinsky, Unispher launched the next development stage of its innovative educational system. The focus of this development stage is student exposure to new educational worlds. The pilot project was launched at the school 2.5 years ago as part of the school’s transition to a multidisciplinary learning system. Each year Unispher has proven itself to be an exceptional learning system garnering praise, results and acclaim from students, educators and Israel’s Ministry of Education. Last year, the school was awarded the status of “unique” on interregional level of the Educational Department. This year, Unispher is moving forward with its launch of the “Virtual Jerusalem Project.” Within the framework of this project, teams of students convert their curriculum into exciting games, creating a Virtual Jerusalem, comprised of their fictional and historical characters and completing tasks in various educational disciplines.
David Arie, founder and CEO of Unispher: “This stage of the Unispher system’s development represents a transition to a new level: Virtual Jerusalem is a whole multidimensional universe – a worthy challenge for Israeli schoolchildren. With this project, we are preparing creators and denizens of future virtual universes, which are called “metaverse”. In fact, we did not expect such success as this year we have already launched projects in several schools in Israel and are preparing to launch Unispher abroad.” Unispher is an innovative system in the field of education designed to educate students of a new generation — to interest them in educational material, to instill such necessary skills as creativity, the ability to work in a team, as well as to prepare them earlier for the rapidly changing world of the 21st century.