Houda Bakkali
Digital Learning · EdTech · Immersive Learning Experiences · Instructional Design
Houda Bakkali works at the intersection of education, communication, art and technology, developing projects that explore new ways of communicating knowledge through digital learning experiences, visual narratives and immersive environments.
With a strong background in medical and scientific communication, she specializes in the design and direction of e-learning projects, combining multimedia storytelling, interactive content, artificial intelligence (AI), immersive technologies (XR) and innovative educational methodologies to create accessible, engaging and scalable learning experiences.
Her work focuses on transforming complex information into participatory and user-centered educational experiences, connecting communication, creativity and technology across health, science, culture and digital innovation contexts. Through her projects, she explores how immersive and interactive formats can enhance knowledge transmission, accessibility and audience engagement.
Working internationally, she has led projects presented in airports, cultural institutions, educational platforms, civic centres and international programmes, integrating learning, communication and emerging technologies across public and private sectors.
Her projects also include workshops, masterclasses and educational initiatives developed in collaboration with international institutions and multidisciplinary teams, extending her practice into digital learning, training and applied creative communication.
Her work has been internationally recognized. In 2026, she received the American Illustration Award (New York) for “Breast Cancer Awareness”, and in 2024 for “Art for Health”, projects focused on improving clarity and impact in scientific and educational communication.
Previously, her series “Creativity Against COVID-19” was included in the United Nations’ global #UNCOVID19BRIEF campaign, later receiving the International Motion Awards (New York) in 2021.
Houda Bakkali was invited by TIME Magazine to participate in its first Web3 artist programme, and her work has been internationally exhibited and awarded.