With the current situation where our actions are very limited due to pandemic, the amount of knowledge or information we can gain directly is very much limited as well. For this reason, learning has become more challenging than ever, especially for the younger generation. They are forced to stay in front of a computer and bombarded by facts and trivia from a virtual representation of their class. Not only does this proves to be a poor condition for children to completely grasp the information being fed to them, this set up is also very prone to distraction as games and videos that they consider fun are just one click away. Not only does this pose as a problem for the advancement of your child’s learning, but this also makes our dedicated educators' job a lot harder. They need to prepare for all the topics that they can present. They need to rack their brain just to come up with a way to make the lesson entertaining for their students. And during the class, they are required to brace themselves for any upcoming network or connection problem that hinders the smooth and cohesive transition of the knowledge they are trying to share. Such educational scenario is definitely far from ideal.

But, what if we combine the knowledge from the school lessons, the fun from a game, and the accessibility from a software into a single app? The group has decided to make an app that allows users to learn and have fun in the process. Using the data from NASA, the group made an app that takes users to real location, either present or historical. The user needs to accomplish tasks for them to move to another location. By accomplishing tasks, the user will learn information about the said location (Ex. Mount Apo).