Pact on augmented reality learning partnership


(From left) Snap International Markets director Juan David Borrero, Nana, Pradeep and Faculty of Social Sciences and Leisure Management executive dean Prof Dr Neethiahnanthan Ari Ragavan exchange documents at the ceremony.

SNAP Inc. and Taylor’s University announced that they will partner to incorporate augmented reality (AR) learning in the university’s American Degree Transfer Programmes’ (ADP) curriculum, the first such partnership in Southeast Asia.

The collaboration aims to equip students with skills necessary to succeed in the digital economy.

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