Is there an equivalent of KDE Activities for GNOME 3?

I've been using GNOME 3 for a while and I miss something like [KDE Activities](https://userbase.kde.org/Plasma#Activities) . A nice explanation about KDE Activities can be found on [this page](https://www.datamation.com/open-source/the-mystery-of-kde-activities-1.html) : > [...] when you take the time to learn about Activities, you'll find them a > natural extension of the desktop metaphor that just might help you to > work more efficiently. > > Activities are a super-set of Virtual Desktops. They don't replace > Virtual Desktops -- in fact, each Activity can have its own set of > Virtual Desktops if you choose. Instead, Activities are alternative > desktops, each of which can have its own wallpaper, icons, and > widgets. > > The most common way to use Activities is to create one for each > general task that you do. For instance, you might set up one Activity > with all the apps and widgets that you need for coding or writing. > Another desktop might have your web browser, email reader, chat > application and other Internet applications. Yet another might be your > dumping ground for articles that you want to read later. > > Alternatively, you might set up Activities according to location, with > different desktops for work, school, and home. [...] Is there something like that for GNOME 3? I would like to have an standard activity and another activity for studying.