Imagine your students are designing a virtual rainforest, coding interactive animals, and exploring their creations in augmented or virtual reality—all before lunch. For years, CoSpaces has been the go-to tool for turning wild ideas into 3D worlds. But now, it’s stepping into a fresh era with a new name (Delightex!) and even cooler superpowers. Let’s unpack what’s changed and why your classroom might need this upgrade.
Out With the Old (Name), In With the New

First things first: CoSpaces is now Delightex. The rebrand isn’t just a logo swap—it’s a signal of bigger, bolder things ahead. It’s kind of like when the search engine Backrub rebranded as Google (I bet you didn’t know that! It’s true!). They kept the same great idea and kept improving it, just under a new brand With Delightex, the core mission stays the same: empower students to build, code, and explore in VR/AR. But now, with features that make creating easier, sharing smoother, and imagination limitless.
5 Upgrades Teachers Will Love
1. The Gallery: No More “Where’d I Save That?!” Moments
The revamped Gallery acts like a Pinterest board for student projects. Filter by:

- Grade level (elementary to high school)
- Subject (science, history, even PE!)
- Coding language (Blocks, JavaScript)
- Project type (games, simulations, stories)
Why it matters: Find a mitosis simulation for 7th graders in seconds. Tag your own projects so you never lose that epic Civil War diorama again.
2. ClassLink SSO: Bye-Bye Password Chaos
If your school uses ClassLink, students now get one-click access. No more:

- “I forgot my username”
- “Is it CoSpaces.io or Cospaces.com?”
- “Ms., the login page won’t load!”
Just click and poof—they’re building.
3. Skybox AI: Instant 360° Worlds (Yes, Really)
Partnering with Blockade Labs, Delightex lets students generate immersive environments using text prompts. For example:

- “Post-apocalyptic city with neon dinosaurs”
- “Underwater library with talking fish”
Type it → AI builds it → Students explore/code within it. Mind. Blown.
4. Objaverse: 43,000+ Drag-and-Drop Assets
Need a dancing robot? A floating cupcake? A realistic heart model? The Objaverse library (free for now!) lets students search and add pre-made 3D objects. Perfect for:

- Visual learners who struggle with “blank canvas” panic
- Teachers short on time (“Just add the Egyptian pyramid, Javier!”)
- Projects prioritizing coding or knowledge application over physical object creation.
5. Teacher’s Collections: Organize Like a Pro
Finally, a way to:

- Group projects into folders (e.g., “Climate Change Unit”)
- Collaborate with co-teachers on shared worlds
- Restore previous versions (RIP accidental deletions)
*Note: This feature is a Pro feature.
Why This Matters for Your Classroom
Delightex isn’t just about flashy tech—it’s about democratizing creativity. Students who hate essays might thrive building a VR representation of Romeo and Juliet. Kids intimidated by code can start with block-based programming. And with AI handling the grunt work (looking at you, Skybox), they focus on storytelling and problem-solving.
But Wait—Is It Easy to Learn?
If you’re thinking “I barely survived the transition from Google Classroom to Canvas…”—breathe. Delightex keeps CoSpaces’ user-friendly DNA. The upgrades simplify logistics (logins! organization!) so you can focus on teaching and your learners can focus on creating. Plus, their Educator Hub offers free lesson plans aligned to standards like NGSS and ISTE.
Your Turn: Let’s Build Something
Ready to test-drive Delightex? Here’s your starter kit:
- Try Skybox AI: Have students describe their dream world in 10 words. Watch magic happen.
- Host a Gallery Walk: Let kids explore peers’ projects—no VR headsets needed!
- Learn More: Check out Delightex’s Educator Starter Kit, and more!.
P.S. If you’ve already used the new features, spill the tea! Did the Objaverse save your lesson? Did Skybox AI surprise you? Share your wins (or funny fails) in the comments below or on Bluesky #EduDuctTape. Your story could inspire the next awesome classroom project!
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