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ARKTIK AVIATORS · APPLIED NAVIGATION STUDIO

The world is your classroom.

Two hands-on electives. One mastery standard. Understand the sky and sea, complete a simulated mission on your own device, then return to ARKTIK to explain your decisions and demonstrate what you learned.

Public learning companion and elective preview. Simulator software, accounts, licenses and supported devices are provided separately. No course purchase or credential is created here.

01 / SELECT YOUR DOMAIN

Mission control

Choose a discipline, read its mission brief, and open the compatible simulator separately. Completing a mission is based on demonstrated learning—not unverified game telemetry.

MISSION 0135–50 min

Your mission

Before the simulator

    Inside the simulator

      MAP mastery evidence

      0 / 3 observations

      Check only what you actually demonstrated. These are self-reported observations, not automatic simulator results or an official grade.

      02 / PRACTICE RESPONSIBLY

      Safe simulation. Real learning.

      Simulators are tools for exploration, not aircraft or watercraft certification. Apply the concepts through parent-selected assignments, mathematical reasoning, map work and instructor review when separately contracted.

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      Before anyone begins

      • Aviation: Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 requires an appropriate Xbox account, supported hardware or cloud access, and internet connectivity. Start with assisted controls and daylight conditions.
      • Sailing VR: MarineVerse Sailing Club supports Quest 2; its Globe Beta does not. Use supported modes such as the NauticEd Training Room or Free Sail.
      • For minors: a parent or guardian must confirm platform eligibility, the app's current age rating, consent, comfort and appropriate supervision. Meta Quest accounts for ages 10–12 are parent-managed; younger children should use off-headset alternatives.
      • VR comfort: clear the play area, use the headset's boundary, begin with brief seated sessions, and stop if dizzy, uncomfortable or nauseated.
      • Social safety: use solo training for younger learners; voice chat, multiplayer and third-party account connections are optional and require parent approval.