Our Global Research Partners
Our global partners advancing research in immersive language learning
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Research Highlights
Immerse is committed to highlighting the research being conducted by our university partners. Below are some of their most recent findings.
improvement in english scores
Kyung Hee University found that Korean elementary school kids more than doubled their English scores in Immerse.
FASTER THAN traditional methods
Aoyama Gaukin University found that Japanese learners' English speaking skills increased 9x faster in Immerse when compared to traditional classroom learning.
LESS anxiety and Improved speaking
Chuo University found that 98.8% of students reported lower foreign language anxiety and improved speaking skills after just two hours of learning in Immerse.
Published Research
Immerse is committed to understanding how VR can improve language learning. Below, you can find a collection of the latest research carried out by our University Research Partners.
Currently, we are interested in partnering with researchers who would like to conduct studies in the following areas:
Learning outcomes in Immerse compared to other learning contexts (control/experimental studies only)
Learning outcomes in Immerse’s desktop vs. VR application (control / experimental studies only)
How Immerse's AI-Powered Avatars impact learning
Meet the Education Team
Meet the minds leading our in-house research initiatives
Tricia Thrasher
Research Manager
Misty Wilson
Head of Education and Customer Support
Christina Cavage
Curriculum and Assessment Manager
Research Findings
A snapshot of the ongoing research each of our partners are conducting
Testimonials
Hear about the positive impact of our research
Support Provided to Our Research Partners
Feedback and guidance when choosing the research methodologies for your project.
Free access to the Immerse platform for the duration of the research project.
Teacher and student training materials (PDF guides, videos, etc.) that show how to use the app.
Suggestions regarding where to apply for research funding and who to contact at your university for support. (Unfortunately, we cannot provide VR hardware or fund research.)
