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Startup takes the classroom to the virtual world

Euronews Portugal4 September 2026 at 14:07

The Metatesk startup is developing immersive technology to transform the educational experience, taking the classroom to the virtual world. The company uses virtual environments and artificial intelligence to create tools that make teaching more interactive and dynamic.

The founder of Metatesk is one of the voices explaining how these technologies are being applied in the educational context. Through the platform developed by the startup, students can immerse themselves in virtual scenarios that simulate real-world situations, facilitating the understanding of content that previously seemed abstract or difficult to visualize.

The students themselves are presented as witnesses to the benefits of this approach. According to what is described in the article, the tools developed by Metatesk help young people understand complex ideas in a more engaging way, making the learning process more engaging and effective.

This initiative is part of a broader context of digital transformation in education, where startups and technology companies are looking for new ways to energize teaching and meet the challenges of training new generations.

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