Teachers can use the Zoe app to cover almost any topic in the K12 curriculum. The app allows students to create their own experiences by using a library of 3D model and templates build to cover sciences, humanities, computer science and beyond.

For example, students can recreate historical events or create virtual science experiments in chemistry, physics, math and biology. Teachers can then use their standard evaluation process to determine students have understood the topic. In language classes, students can create stories around different countries and cultures to improve language and communications skills . Additionally, the app can be used for art and design classes to help students learn about interactive design and experience creation

Yes, we provide a curriculum that teachers can model for any of their classes. The framework includes lesson plan guidelines, schedule, templates, examples and resources to use with students.

Teachers can also use pre-made templates built by the Zoe Team and other educators to get started quickly

Today the Zoe app is compatible with Meta Quest 2 headsets. School are required to purchase hardware in order to use the Zoe app.

For questions about hardware, reach out to sales@zoeimmersive.com

It is not required that every student has a headset in a classroom. Our curriculum is adapted to classes sharing a set of headsets amongst students and using tablets for viewing. Reach out to sales@zoeimmersive.com to request information on how to setup your XR lab.

We are working on a mobile version of Zoe which will be compatible with iOS and Android devices.

The app is currently in alpha early-access for those interested in trying it, reach out to community@zoeimmersive.com