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I wanted to share this week's post on the Open Science Education Institute (OSEI), which was written by D. Dina Darwish, Vice Dean of Faculty of Computer Science and IT at the Ahram Canadian University, Egypt. Darwish talks about the AR and VR are changing the educational system, highlighting the positive and negative impacts on future generations of having this technology in the classroom. Darwish also introduces the Open Science Education for Sustainability (OSES) as a means of providing access to this technology to all students that will better reality via learning through simulations.

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