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The article discusses how Nucleos, an emerging edtech leader in their field, is aiming to provide e-learning tools to correctional facilities across the United States, offering an all-in-one service that's free for use by incarcerated people to prepare for life after release
Discover how Nucleos collaborates with the Virgin Islands Bureau of Corrections and Promising People to revolutionize traditional learning approaches, bringing the first VR Training program to a correctional agency. Incarcerated learners are finding empowerment and purpose through this immersive and vital educational opportunity. Explore the transformative impact of VR training in the criminal justice system.
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