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Exploring Phygital Learning Experiences

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Customer Experience Research investigates how learning feels when it moves across digital and physical spaces. Using the DPCX framework, we trace moments where experiences fracture—confusion, disconnection, overwhelm—and follow how relationships with peers, educators, and technologies can transform those breaks into connection. The projects cover related topics that map the journeys that shape meaning, value, and belonging in phygital education, offering language, tools, and stories for designing more humane learning ecosystems.

Articles connecting theory, practice, and data in phygital education.

A large, rectangular whiteboard mounted on a concrete wall is filled with a meticulously drawn DPCX-inspired framework: intersecting circles, layered rectangles, and arrows represent relationships between “students,” “educators,” and “peers,” though no people are shown. Beside it, a thin-bezel monitor mirrors the same framework in a polished, digital visualization with subtle gradients and interactive-looking buttons. Warm afternoon light enters from an unseen window, grazing the whiteboard surface and casting gentle shadows from dry-erase markers on a narrow ledge. Photographic realism at a three-quarter angle, with moderate depth of field, creates an academic yet approachable mood that underscores theory translating into phygital practice.

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