日本新开了一所学校，所有老师都是虚拟主播

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Dexerto – 18 Feb 26 (https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/japan-has-new-school-where-all-the-teachers-are-vtubers-3321333/)

Japan has new school where all the teachers are VTubers - Dexerto (https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/japan-has-new-school-where-all-the-teachers-are-vtubers-3321333/)
A tutoring company has launched what it says is Japan’s first online cram school, where every teacher is an active VTuber.
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一家辅导公司推出了据称是日本首家在线补习学校，其中每位老师都是活跃的虚拟主播（VTuber） (https://www.dexerto.com/tag/vtubers/) 。[1] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-1)
据 ITmedia News (https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2602/17/news104.html) 报道，总部位于东京的 Luminaris 公司于 2 月 17 日推出了其新服务 Wish High。[2] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-2)
该在线平台邀请目前活跃的虚拟主播担任教师，他们将随时帮助学生辅导数学、英语、物理、化学、古典日语、世界历史、日本历史和地理。[3] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-3)
学生可以参加在线直播课程，课程价格为每月 9,900 日元，折合每门课程约 65 美元。[4] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-4)

[!check]+ VTuber 学校向新学员敞开大门[5] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-5)
虽然主要面向高中生，但初中生和成年学生也可以报名参加这些虚拟课程。[6] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-6)
该公司表示，此举旨在解决数字教育中日益严重的问题，即学生难以保持对标准视频课程的兴趣。[7] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-7)
该公司表示：“虽然在线教育越来越普遍，但学生无法继续观看视频课程，导致学习进度落后且无法理解课程内容的问题已经显现出来。”[8] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-8)
“通过结合在线学习的灵活性和虚拟主播（VTuber）导师带来的沉浸式课程，我们为学生提供了一个可以继续学习的环境。” [9] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-9)
为了庆祝课程上线，几位 VTuber 讲师将从 2 月 19 日起在 YouTube 上进行直播，介绍自己并讲解他们的课程。[10] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-10)
VTuber 老师并不是唯一模糊现实世界和数字世界界限的事物，去年，一家 VTuber 机构推出了“出租奶奶”业务， (https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/vtuber-agency-launches-rental-granny-business-to-help-young-people-3245418/) 以帮助年轻人和老年人。[11] (https://linux.do#footnote-13989167-11)

A tutoring company has launched what it says is Japan’s first online cram school, where every teacher is an active VTuber (https://www.dexerto.com/tag/vtubers/).  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-1)

According to ITmedia News (https://www.itmedia.co.jp/news/articles/2602/17/news104.html), the Tokyo-based company Luminaris launched its new service, Wish High, on February 17.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-2)

The online platform features currently active VTubers as teachers, who will be on hand to help tutor students on mathematics, English, physics, chemistry, classical Japanese, world history, Japanese history, and geography.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-3)

Students can attend live online lessons, with classes priced at 9,900 per month, which works out at roughly $65 USD per course.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-4)

VTuber school opens doors to new students  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-5)

While it’s aimed at high school students, middle school and adult students can also enroll in the virtual courses.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-6)

The company says the idea is to tackle a growing issue in digital education, where students struggle to stay engaged with standard video lessons.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-7)

“While online education is becoming more common, the issue of students not being able to continue with video lessons and being left behind without understanding has become apparent,” the company said.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-8)

“By combining the flexibility that only online can provide with immersive lessons from VTuber instructors, we are providing an environment where students can continue to learn.”  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-9)

To celebrate the launch, several VTuber instructors will host YouTube livestreams starting February 19 to introduce themselves and explain their courses.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-10)

VTuber teachers aren’t the only thing that has been blurring the real world and digital world together, as last year, a VTuber agency launched a “rental granny” business (https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/vtuber-agency-launches-rental-granny-business-to-help-young-people-3245418/) to help young and elderly people.  (https://linux.do#footnote-ref-13989167-11)