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Harbin Institute brings aerospace books and digital courses to 27 schools
Harbin Institute of Technology has brought aerospace science books and digital courses to schools in China.
Its campaign reached 27 schools in Guangxi, Yunnan, Qinghai and other regions, with more than 3,000 students taking part.
The activities are part of the university’s postgraduate volunteer teaching program.
Students used books and metaverse courses, including digital human guides, to learn how planetary rovers are built and work.
The university is combining science education with volunteer teaching to bring learning resources to the places where its volunteers teach.
The campaign gives students a way to explore aerospace topics through both reading and interactive digital lessons.
The university says this is part of its longer-term effort to provide science learning resources in those communities.
Harbin Institute of Technology brought science books and metaverse courses to 27 schools.
The campaign involved more than 3,000 students.
It was held in Guangxi, Yunnan, Qinghai and other regions.
The effort was part of HIT’s postgraduate volunteer teaching work to bring science resources to teaching locations.
- Who
- Harbin Institute of Technology’s postgraduate volunteer teaching corps organized the campaign.
- What
- It brought science popularization books and metaverse courses to schools.
- When
- The campaign was held recently; the article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- 27 schools in Guangxi, Yunnan, Qinghai and other regions.
- Why
- To bring science popularization resources to volunteer-teaching locations and explore combining science popularization with volunteer teaching.
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Through science popularization books and metaverse courses, I followed digital humans to disassemble the structure of planetary rovers step by step. It was just like an adventure game. I’ve found that the working principles of lunar rovers and Mars rovers are so fascinating!
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- Schools
- 27
- Students
- More than 3,000
- Regions
- Guangxi, Yunnan, Qinghai and other regions
- Organizer
- HIT Postgraduate Volunteer Teaching Corps
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