On March 12, 2025, Filippo Maria Capitanio, CEO of 4 made in, participated as a speaker at the seminar “Training 4.0: Exploring the Educational Potential of the Metaverse” as part of Fiera Didacta Italia 2025.

The event provided a significant opportunity to discuss the role of immersive technologies in education and the perspectives they offer to both teachers and students.

During his speech, Filippo Maria Capitanio delved into key aspects related to the integration of the metaverse in teaching, illustrating how this technology can make learning more engaging and interactive. The topics covered included:

  • The potential of the metaverse in transforming education, making it more immersive and effective.
  • Concrete strategies and tools for integrating virtual environments into education.
  • Practical cases and specific guidelines for application in middle and high schools.

The seminar, held from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM in Seminar Room S11 of the Palazzina Lorenese, saw active participation from educators, industry experts, and digital training professionals, highlighting the growing interest in immersive technologies applied to learning.

Didacta Italia: The Benchmark for Innovation in Schools

Didacta Italia is the most important event on education and innovation in the school sector. A spin-off of Didacta International, which has been held in Germany for over 60 years, the event has taken place annually in Florence since 2017, transforming the city into the capital of the school of the future for three days. It provides a meeting space for schools, companies, institutions, associations, teachers, school administrators, and industry professionals, featuring exhibition areas showcasing the latest innovations and dedicated training rooms.

Didacta Italia benefits from the scientific partnership of INDIRE, the National Institute for Documentation, Innovation, and Educational Research, a reference body of the Italian Ministry of Education for nearly 100 years.

More details about the event can be found on this page.