Welcome at WonderSchool.



WonderSchool is a Virtual World Provider. You can rent your virtual world servers for meetings, education and workshops.

Virtual worlds are exciting and effective tools for collaboration and education.
With one billion accounts in virtual worlds (see below) many people enjoy these immersive worlds already.

In your WonderSchool virtual world you can work with any external program you like. You can, for example, open a browser, or use the CMU program Alice to create animations and learn to program. You can work collaboratively in-world and then drag and drop your completed animations into your virtual world and be immersed in your animations.
Or you can teach your ERP, or CRM program, work with MS Office, 3DStudioMax and Sketchup.

Virtual Economics Classroom


Alice in WonderSchool





Conference room on your iPad, proof of concept:



  • Press Release Hypergrid Business: WonderSchool streams to a tablet






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    News from the world

  • AEMTG Research Rapport

  • 1.7 million grant for virtual world

  • Role-play Simulations in Wonderland

  • Videogaming May Be Good for You!

  • Virtual Worlds in Tertiary Education: An Australasian perspective

  • The future university classroom

  • Virtual Worlds and the Transformation of Business

  • future positive: the Future of Learning

  • Explore science: Enclave Harbor

  • Educational uses of SL

  • Make Just One Change: Teach Students to Ask Their Own Questions

  • 652 million accounts in Virtual Worlds for ages 10 to 15

  • External Rewards and Jesse Schell's Amazing Lecture

  • The future of virtual worlds and their use in business environments, John "Pathfinder" Lester

  • Virtual Worlds: yes they have mass appeal

  • Hypergrid: WonderSchool streams to a tablet

  • OpenWonderland on a tablet: WonderSchool on the Wonderblog

  • Virtual Worlds by Size and Region

  • iED Summit Madrid 2011 - Open Wonderland In-World Panel

  • IEEE Wants Virtual Worlds to Be Taken Seriously

  • Hypergrid Business: Maria's Worlds

  • MMORPG entrepreneurship education

  • Virtual World Watch: who is doing what with virtual worlds in UK and Ireland education

  • Big Thinkers: Judy Willis on the Science of Learning

  • How real does a virtual environment need to be for users to feel presence?

  • Spongelab: gaming the art of science education

    • Virtual cockpit for executives By Maria Korolov
  • Workshop on Designing Courses for Virtual Worlds in a Virtual World

  • the philosophy of Human Mosaic Systems' designs of virtual world environments

  • Big Thinkers: James Paul Gee on Grading with Games

  • Are Games Better than Life?

  • What can we learn about learning through games?

  • 3D GameLab from Boise State University

  • Serious Gaming Demystified, by Atos Origin

  • The Khan Academy A free world-class education for anyone anywhere

  • "6 Technologies That Will Change Education"

  • Free online course: "Fancy learning how to develop 2D/3D content for Open Wonderland?"

  • WonderSchool and Oracle

  • OpenWonderland and WonderSchool in an upcoming issue of IEEE Internet Computing

  • Interactive teaching methods double learning in undergraduate physics class

  • Reading skills in the virtual world

  • play and immerse yourself

  • Alice in Elementary School in the Netherlands in the Alice newsletter

  • Learning to be Creative

  • the philosophy of Human Mosaic Systems' designs of virtual world environments

  • What do students miss with a virtual education?

  • Open Wonderland marks first anniversary with free workshops

  • Open Wonderland was found to be ideal for the learning and teaching scenarios

  • Free OpenWonderland Course

  • THE Journal : Alice in OpenWonderland

  • Changing Education Paradigms

  • Collaboration is the stuff of growth

  • WoW as a learning environment in PUBLIC SCHOOLS

  • WonderSchool makes Alice immersive

  • Sir Ken Robinson: Bring on the learning revolution!

  • Bill Gates about teaching

  • games are the future in education

  • Katie Salen on Learning with Games

  • Jane McGonigal: Gaming can make a better world

  • WonderSchool in the OpenWonderLand Blog, WonderBlog
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