Areti Tsorbari

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Areti Tsorbari is an innovative researcher at the intersection of educational technology, mixed reality, and tangible interfaces, with a primary focus on enhancing the teaching of geography and history. Her most-cited work, "A Learning Environment for Geography and History Using Mixed Reality, Tangible Interfaces and Educational Robotics" (2019), has garnered 14 citations, establishing her as a pioneer in integrating physical and digital learning tools. Tsorbari’s major contribution lies in designing immersive, hands-on educational environments that combine mixed reality, tangible objects, and robotics to make abstract historical and geographical concepts tangible for students. By bridging the gap between virtual content and physical interaction, she empowers learners to explore complex spatial and temporal narratives through active, collaborative play. Her work has significant implications for STEM and humanities education, offering a model for engaging digital natives in deeper, experiential learning. Tsorbari’s research is particularly notable for its practical application in classroom settings, demonstrating how emerging technologies can transform traditional curricula into dynamic, student-centered experiences. Her achievements reflect a commitment to making learning more accessible, interactive, and memorable, positioning her as a key voice in the future of educational technology.