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Virtual reality (VR), in which computer-generated environments simulate real experiences, opens the way to exciting new applications in education.

What is Connected Learning?

The following learning methods, frequently supplement and support each other:

• Practical learning
• On-site learning
• Self-learning

These methods are fused into a single form of learning with Connected Learning. The virtual and the real world are integrated seamlessly. A new dimension evolves.

Skilled industrial mechanics are in demand worldwide. We rely on them to install, maintain, repair, and replace a vast array of mechanical equipment.

This offer gives a detailed overview of all equipment components and stations used by the competitors who join the skills competition #48 Industry 4.0 at WorldSkills Lyon 2024.

This offer gives a detailed overview of all equipment components and stations used by the competitors who join the skills competition #48 Industry 4.0 at WorldSkills Lyon 2024.

This offer gives a detailed overview of all equipment components and stations used by the competitors who join the skills competition #48 Industry 4.0 at WorldSkills Lyon 2024.

This offer gives a detailed overview of all equipment components and stations used by the competitors who join the skills competition #04 Mechatronics at WorldSkills Lyon 2024.

This offer gives a detailed overview of all equipment components and stations used by the competitors who join the skills competition #55 Water Technology at WorldSkills Lyon 2024.

Connected Learning creates a new dimension in learning by seamlessly connecting the virtual and the real worlds. It combines familiar learning methods such as face-to-face, hands-on and self-guided learning and hereby vanishes the boundary between theory and practice through direct interaction between software and hardware. This makes simple and intuitive learning possible.