Zoe, a learning tool allowing teachers and students to create interactive 3D worlds is showcasing virtual experiences built by high school students as part of the FutureTechLive!@Comic-Con@Home activation in partnership with Unity. In this unique experience attendees can explore new worlds in mixed reality, unleash their imagination, and create some magic!

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 San Diego Unified.

“This is a great opportunity for students to use immersive technologies as a way to have a voice in spaces that students don’t have often access to,”  says educator Kwaku Aning, Director of the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurial Thinking (CIET) at the San Diego Jewish Academy. “We’re very proud of the diversity of design and how dynamic the projects are.” 

The camp at SDJA is led by Elizabeth Nebo, who has embraced the immersive space using her skills as an arts and ceramics teacher to help students create 3D interactive experiences. Each group will have a place in the Zoe virtual showroom located inside Comic Con’s FutureTechLive! application to present their design process from their ideas to storyboarding, 3D modelling and programming their final experience using Zoe in just a few days!