Global learning

One virtual classroom can connect three countries.

Aaron Standberry works through FicusUSA with teams in South Korea and Ghana. Together, they help people learn and practice inside shared virtual rooms.

Here is how it works

People meet in the same digital room without traveling.

A learner can join with a virtual reality headset, computer or phone. Inside the room, people can see and hear one another, take a class, work with 3D objects and practice leading a virtual event.

Aaron helps with teaching and running the virtual program through FicusUSA. Tech Hub Africa leads the work with learners in Ghana. FicusKorea helps develop and coordinate the training.

ONE SHARED LEARNING ROUTE
01 · USAMississippi Gulf CoastAaron + FicusUSA
02 · KOREASouth KoreaFicusKorea
03 · GHANAGhanaTech Hub Africa
Watch what happened

See the global training in action.

These videos show the program, the people involved and Aaron's role in the 2026 training.

Ghana

Tech Hub Africa graduation

See the learners, partner organizations and virtual training program in Ghana.

Training program

Learning to lead a virtual event

Aaron helps teach people how to guide and run activities inside a virtual room.

Who is involved

Meet the teams that make the virtual classroom work.

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