Esports Pod Launches Beta Website to Transform Classroom Learning

Severance, Oct. 27, 2026 -- The new site offers a unique blend of gaming and education, opening doors for schools and military families worldwide.

Severance, Oct. 27, 2026 -- Esports Pod today launched a beta version of its new website, esportspodgg.vercel.app, to showcase how its pods can turn a classroom into a dynamic learning environment.

The platform allows teachers to project the game screen onto the classroom wall, letting students fly, drive, or compete while the instructor guides the lesson. After class, the pod moves to the next room as the bell rings.

Designed for U.S. schools and military installations, the Esports Pod offers ample space for sponsorship and advertising. Sports Media Inc. partners with the company to provide full-service marketing and exclusive media rights.

SMI’s 40 years of experience help schools find sponsorships that match their goals. Advertising also grants on-demand and streaming rights, NIL access for student athletes, and pod usage rights.

"One pod. One driver. The whole class learning," said Dan Kost, CEO of Esports Pod. "We’re turning gaming into a classroom tool that works for every student and every teacher."

The pandemic highlighted esports as a viable alternative to traditional sports. In 2022, the global esports audience grew by 200 million people, and revenues rose 22%.

Esports have evolved since the 1990s, with events like the League of Legends Championship at Staples Center selling out in five minutes. This growth shows the potential for esports in education and military training.

Esports Pod’s beta site demonstrates how the pods can support learning in subjects ranging from math to physics. The projector slot shows real-time gameplay that illustrates concepts in a memorable way.

Teachers can use the pod’s built-in controls to pause, rewind, or replay sections of a game. This feature helps reinforce lesson objectives and allows students to practice skills at their own pace.

Schools that adopt the pod can also benefit from SMI’s sponsorship network. Sponsors can place ads inside the pod, on the website, or at the event, providing targeted exposure to students and families.

The partnership with Sports Media Inc. also gives schools access to exclusive media rights, including streaming and on-demand content that can be shared with parents and community members.

Esports Pod’s design is modular, allowing it to fit into classrooms of varying sizes. The pods can be moved quickly, making them ideal for schools that need flexible space for different subjects.

Military families benefit from the pod’s portability. The unit can be set up at bases, in training centers, or even at home, giving soldiers and their children a consistent learning tool.

As esports continues to grow, Esports Pod aims to bring this excitement into schools. The beta site is the first step toward a broader rollout planned for 2027.

Future updates will add new game titles, lesson plans, and analytics tools for teachers to track student progress.

Esports Pod invites schools and military installations to test the beta site and provide feedback. The company will use this input to refine the product before a full launch.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of an Esports Pod?

The pod’s price varies by configuration, but schools can explore financing options through our partners.

Can the pod be used outside of the classroom?

Yes, the pod is portable and can be set up in training centers, community centers, or homes.

How do I get a sponsorship through Sports Media Inc.?

Contact our sponsorship team via the website or email, and we’ll match you with relevant opportunities.

About Esports Pod

Esports Pod creates interactive learning spaces that blend gaming with classroom instruction. Their pods fit U.S. schools and military bases, providing a projector slot for live lessons. The company partners with Sports Media Inc. to offer sponsorship and advertising opportunities, giving schools access to exclusive media rights and NIL access for student athletes.

Media Contact

Dan Kost
dan@dakdan.com
(970) 436-0580