
Every subject, one home screen
Open the app and pick a category, from cultural heritage to space science, art, archeology and the human body.
Explore cultural heritage, art, space science, archeology and the animal and plant kingdoms in 360-degree VR and AR, on the phone you already carry. One subscription, billed through your mobile operator, opens the whole library, no headset required.

Pick a category on the home screen, drop into a 3D model or 360-degree scene, and tap anything that catches your eye for a short note on what it is.

Open the app and pick a category, from cultural heritage to space science, art, archeology and the human body.

Explore organ systems and anatomy layer by layer, and tap any point of interest for a short note on what it does.

Swipe from mammals to reptiles to plants, each one modelled and photographed from every angle.

Step inside world landmarks and ancient sites, from Machu Picchu to Mesopotamia.
Everything about the service is built to be simple: easy to start, easy to learn from, easy to leave.
Cultural heritage, world history, art, archeology, space science, the animal and plant kingdoms and the human body, all under a single subscription.
The whole library runs in your mobile browser. No app store account, no downloads, no waiting.
Your subscription is charged through your mobile operator, so card details are never required.
Cardboard and Oculus headsets both work if you have one, but a smartphone and an internet connection are all you actually need.
Optimised for mobile screens first, so a full lesson fits into a short break.
Cancelling takes one text message. There is no lock-in period and no phone call to make.
Category navigation, an in-app info system and content that keeps growing work together, so exploring a scene turns into something you actually remember.
Open Immersive Learning and every subject sits on its own shelf, from cultural heritage to space science, so there is always an obvious next thing to explore.
Pick a category on the home screen, then explore a 3D model or 360-degree scene in detail.
Immersive Learning is compatible with VR gadgets such as cardboard and Oculus headsets, but none of them are required. A smartphone and an internet connection are enough to start.
Tap any point of interest inside a scene, like a muscle on a face or a monument on a hillside, for a short note on what it is and why it matters.
If you do have a VR or mixed-reality headset, the same library opens in fully immersive mode.
Our team keeps developing and adding high quality lessons, so the library keeps growing over time.
Have questions about Immersive Learning? Our comprehensive FAQ section provides answers to help you maximize your immersive experience.