Immersive 3D Labs

Spin molecules, launch projectiles, shift supply curves, and play every chord. 116 interactive labs across 18 subjects — drag, click, and explore.

Chemistry

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Interactive Periodic Table

Every element, one tap away

Hover a category to isolate it, click any element for its mass, group, period, and full electron configuration.

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3D Molecule Viewer

Rotate real molecules in 3D

Ball-and-stick models of water, methane, benzene and more — see bond angles and molecular shape from every side.

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Bohr Atom Builder

Electron shells, element by element

Watch electrons fill shells (2, 8, 18…) across the periodic table and read off valence electrons at a glance.

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VSEPR Geometry Lab

Why molecules bend the way they do

Linear, trigonal, tetrahedral, octahedral — see how lone pairs squeeze bond angles in 3D.

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Ionic Crystal Lattice

Inside a salt crystal

Fly through the repeating NaCl and CsCl lattices and see how ion size sets the coordination number.

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Acid–Base Titration

Chase the equivalence point

Add titrant drop by drop and watch the pH curve climb through the buffer region to the equivalence point.

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Kinetic Molecular Theory

Gas particles you can heat & squeeze

Watch gas particles bounce in a box. Turn up temperature or shrink the volume and see pressure climb — PV = nRT, live.

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Le Châtelier Equilibrium

Stress a reaction, watch it shift

Heat and cool the N₂O₄ ⇌ 2NO₂ equilibrium and watch the balance of reactants and products shift to counteract the stress.

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Orbital Probability Studio

Rotate and test electron probability and quantum numbers

Increasing principal energy level expands the most probable electron distance and changes the allowed sublevels.

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Reaction Energy Landscape

Rotate and test activation energy and catalysis

A catalyst lowers the activation barrier without changing the reactant–product energy difference or equilibrium constant.

Biology

Physics

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Projectile Motion Lab

Launch, trace, and measure

Fire projectiles at any speed and angle, watch the velocity vectors evolve, and prove that 30° and 60° share a range.

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Pendulum & Springs (SHM)

Why mass doesn’t matter (sometimes)

Swing a pendulum on Earth or the Moon and race it against a mass on a spring — see which period cares about mass.

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Collision & Momentum Lab

Momentum never lies

Crash two carts elastically or perfectly inelastically and watch the momentum bars stay fixed while kinetic energy tells the truth.

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Electric Field Visualizer

See the invisible field

Drag point charges around and watch the field arrows and potential shading respond — then drop a test charge and let it ride.

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Wave Interference Lab

Where waves add and cancel

Two ripple sources build stable bright and dark lines; watch the exact double-slit pattern and its fringe spacing Δy = λL/d change live.

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Torque Balance Studio

Rotate and test torque, lever arm, and equilibrium

Rotational equilibrium requires clockwise and counterclockwise torques to sum to zero, not merely equal forces.

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Energy Skate Track

Rotate and test energy conservation and nonconservative work

Gravitational potential trades with kinetic energy; friction transfers mechanical energy into thermal energy.

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Circuit Field Studio

Rotate and test electric potential and current

Potential differences drive charge flow, while equivalent resistance determines current for a fixed source voltage.

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Thermodynamic State Surface

Rotate and test pressure, volume, and temperature

For a fixed amount of ideal gas, state changes must satisfy PV=nRT and process paths determine work.

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Angular Momentum Gyroscope

Rotate and test angular momentum and torque

With negligible external torque, angular momentum is conserved; changing moment of inertia changes angular speed.

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Lagrangian Potential Well

Rotate and test stable equilibrium and oscillation

Motion near a stable minimum approximates simple harmonic motion because the potential is locally quadratic.

Magnetic Flux Studio

Rotate and test flux and induced emf

Changing magnetic flux—not merely a large field—produces induced emf, with direction opposing the change.

RC Transient Network

Rotate and test capacitor charging and time constant

The time constant RC sets the exponential charging and discharging rate, independent of the final source voltage.

Earth & Environment

Math & Statistics

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Tangent & Area Explorer

The Fundamental Theorem, live

Drag a point along a curve to read its slope, then shade the accumulated area — derivative and integral, connected before your eyes.

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Central Limit Theorem Simulator

Watch skew become normal

Sample from uniform, skewed or bimodal populations and watch the distribution of sample means pile up into a bell curve with SD σ/√n.

Derivative Surface Explorer

Rotate and test local linearity and derivatives

The derivative is the limiting slope of secant lines and predicts local change, extrema, and motion.

Accumulation Orbit

Rotate and test net change and definite integrals

A definite integral accumulates signed rate; negative rate subtracts from net change even when total distance grows.

Taylor Approximation Studio

Rotate and test series approximation and error

Adding terms improves a Taylor approximation near its center, while interval and derivative bounds control the error.

Parametric Motion Track

Rotate and test parametric velocity and arc length

Parametric derivatives combine component rates, and speed is the magnitude of the velocity vector.

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Unit Circle Helix

Rotate and test radians and periodic functions

One revolution is 2π radians; sine and cosine are coordinates whose periodic patterns follow circular motion.

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Function Transformation Space

Rotate and test translations, stretches, and reflections

Changes inside a function act horizontally and inversely, while outside changes act vertically.

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Confidence Interval Landscape

Rotate and test sampling variability and margin of error

Larger samples reduce standard error; higher confidence widens intervals when all else is fixed.

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Regression Residual Cloud

Rotate and test least-squares fit and residuals

The least-squares line minimizes squared residuals, while patterns in residuals reveal model inadequacy.

Computer Science

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Sorting & Searching Visualizer

Watch the algorithm think

Step through Bubble, Selection, Insertion and Merge sort — plus Binary Search — with live comparison/swap counters and Big-O labels.

Object Reference Graph

Rotate and test objects, aliases, and mutation

Two variables can reference one object, so mutation through either alias is visible through the other.

Recursion Call Stack

Rotate and test recursive state and base cases

Each call owns a stack frame; a valid base case stops growth and return values unwind in reverse order.

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Zero-Trust Access Graph

Rotate and test identity, policy, and least privilege

Access decisions should verify identity, device, resource, and context rather than trusting network location.

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Attack-Surface Lattice

Rotate and test threat paths and layered controls

Removing reachable services and adding independent controls reduces viable attack paths more reliably than one perimeter defense.

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Packet Route Topology

Rotate and test routing, latency, and resilience

Routers forward by destination prefixes; redundant paths improve resilience but path choice affects latency.

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Subnet Address Cube

Rotate and test prefix length and address space

A longer prefix creates smaller subnets with fewer host addresses and more network boundaries.

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Internet Abstraction Stack

Rotate and test protocol layers and abstraction

Layered protocols hide lower-level details so applications can work across heterogeneous networks.

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Data Bias Network

Rotate and test training data and algorithmic bias

An algorithm can reproduce sampling and labeling bias even when its code never explicitly uses a protected category.

Economics

Business

Government

Social Sciences

Psychology

Human Geography

History

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Primary Source Analyzer

HIPP a real document

Work through eight public-domain primary sources with guided Historical-situation, Intended-audience, Point-of-view and Purpose prompts — DBQ practice.

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Causation Timeline Studio

Rotate and test multiple causes and turning points

Historical outcomes usually combine long-term conditions, short-term catalysts, and contingent choices.

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Federal Power Balance

Rotate and test federalism across eras

The balance of state and federal power shifts through legislation, court interpretation, crisis, and political coalition.

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Exchange Network Studio

Rotate and test trade, diffusion, and disease

Connectivity moves goods, ideas, technologies, people, and pathogens, producing unequal regional effects.

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Empire Continuity Timeline

Rotate and test state expansion and administration

Empires combine coercion, taxation, local intermediaries, and legitimizing ideologies to govern diverse populations.

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Revolution Pressure Surface

Rotate and test political, social, and economic causes

Revolutions become more likely when fiscal crisis, elite division, popular grievance, and mobilizing ideas reinforce one another.

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Industrial Society Network

Rotate and test industrialization and social change

Industrial production reorganized class relations, urban life, family labor, and political movements.

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Diaspora Connection Network

Rotate and test movement, culture, and identity

African diasporic communities created new identities through forced migration, resistance, cultural retention, and exchange.

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Freedom Struggle Timeline

Rotate and test continuity and change in Black freedom movements

Strategies changed across eras while recurring demands for citizenship, safety, economic power, and self-determination persisted.

English

Languages & Culture

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Cultural Comparison Network

Rotate and test products, practices, and perspectives

Strong comparisons connect observable practices and products to underlying perspectives in both communities.

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Register and Audience Orbit

Rotate and test formal and informal communication

Purpose, relationship, and context determine pronoun choice, register, organization, and tone.

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Literary Movement Timeline

Rotate and test texts in historical and aesthetic context

Literary form and theme respond to changing political, social, and artistic contexts across the required works.

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Intertextual Motif Network

Rotate and test motifs across the reading list

Comparing a motif across texts reveals how genre, era, and perspective reshape its meaning.

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Francophone Culture Network

Rotate and test regional diversity and comparison

Francophone communities share a language while differing in history, identity, institutions, and daily practices.

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Communication Mode Orbit

Rotate and test interpretive, interpersonal, and presentational skills

Successful performance adapts comprehension and production strategies to the mode, audience, and purpose.

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Character Component Lattice

Rotate and test radicals, phonetics, and meaning

Many characters combine semantic and phonetic components that support recognition without guaranteeing pronunciation.

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Tone Contour Studio

Rotate and test lexical tone and intelligibility

Pitch contour distinguishes words, and connected speech changes realization without erasing tonal contrast.

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Clause Structure Network

Rotate and test verb position and subordination

German word order marks clause type: finite verbs occupy second position in main clauses and final position in subordinate clauses.

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Case Relationship Lattice

Rotate and test case, gender, and syntactic role

Case endings signal grammatical role, allowing word order flexibility while preserving meaning.

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Agreement Lattice

Rotate and test gender, number, and participles

Italian agreement patterns connect nouns, modifiers, pronouns, and sometimes past participles.

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Italian Culture Timeline

Rotate and test tradition, regionalism, and modern change

Cultural comparison improves when claims distinguish national patterns from regional and generational variation.

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Register Hierarchy Studio

Rotate and test plain, polite, and honorific language

Social relationship and setting shape verb forms, address terms, and honorific or humble choices.

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Writing-System Network

Rotate and test kanji, hiragana, and katakana

Japanese scripts divide semantic, grammatical, and borrowed-word work while interacting within one sentence.

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Syntax Dependency Network

Rotate and test case endings and clause structure

Inflection marks syntactic relationships, so translation should follow endings and constructions rather than surface word order.

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Epic Theme Timeline

Rotate and test Roman values in Vergil and Caesar

Close reading links diction and syntax to leadership, duty, violence, empire, and Roman identity.

Arts

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Form-Context Gallery Space

Rotate and test visual form, function, and context

Formal choices gain meaning through patronage, audience, site, materials, ritual, and historical context.

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Global Influence Network

Rotate and test exchange, appropriation, and adaptation

Artistic forms travel through trade, empire, migration, and media, but are transformed by local purposes.

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Voice-Leading Lattice

Rotate and test harmonic function and part writing

Good tonal voice leading resolves tendency tones, avoids parallels, and preserves independent melodic lines.

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Form and Cadence Timeline

Rotate and test phrase structure and harmonic arrival

Cadences articulate phrase boundaries and formal function through coordinated melodic and harmonic closure.

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Composition Depth Plane

Rotate and test hierarchy, contrast, and movement

Scale, placement, contrast, repetition, and negative space guide attention and organize a two-dimensional work.

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Sustained Investigation Network

Rotate and test inquiry, revision, and evidence

A strong portfolio documents how materials, processes, experimentation, and revision advance one inquiry.

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Spatial Form Studio

Rotate and test mass, volume, and negative space

Three-dimensional meaning changes with viewpoint as mass, void, balance, surface, and site interact.

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Material Process Lattice

Rotate and test material choice and construction

Material properties and fabrication constraints are conceptual decisions, not merely technical afterthoughts.

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Mark-Making Surface

Rotate and test line, value, and illusion of form

Pressure, density, edge, and value structure turn marks into volume, atmosphere, and emphasis.

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Drawing Inquiry Network

Rotate and test experimentation and revision

A sustained investigation gains depth when visual decisions evolve in response to discoveries and failures.

Music

Capstone