Augmented Reality App for Education | ��ߺ�� AR

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Bring learning to life
with our augmented reality app ��ߺ�� AR

��ߺ�� and Verizon have partnered to create ��ߺ�� AR, a free app combining proven content with powerful technology to engage your students in unique and impactful ways. See what's possible in your classroom.

��ߺ�� AR: Free Augmented Reality App for K–12 Classrooms

��ߺ�� AR is a free augmented reality app that helps K–12 students explore key concepts through interactive 3D experiences.

The standalone app supplements any curriculum and is available through our AR mobile app or 3D web experience, making it easy for teachers to add immersive learning to existing lessons.

These activities open new opportunities for learning by engaging students through interactive, playful exploration. Subjects include math, science, social studies, and ELA.

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Interactive 3D Learning Experiences for Math, Science, Social Studies, and ELA

Two Experiences

Two Experiences. Two Languages. Same Approach.

��ߺ�� AR has an augmented reality app experience for classrooms with access to tablets and smartphones for learning, as well as a 3D web-based experience for classrooms with laptops and Chromebooks. Both experiences are also available in Spanish and offer the same 3-part pedagogical approach.

Observe: Students watch a narrated animation within the app.
Explore: Students interact with 3D objects and experiment at their own pace.
Evaluate: Students apply knowledge by answering interactive questions.

Augmented Reality App Experience

Using the power of augmented reality, students use their tablets or smartphones to layer 3D objects onto their real world—their desks, tables, floor, anywhere!

They can walk around the objects, interact with them, and see them from different angles for a more immersive, kinesthetic approach to learning.

Download the app for free from the App Store or Google Play. You can also scan the QR code to download ��ߺ�� AR.

QR Code to scan and download the ��ߺ�� AR App

3D Web-Based Experience

No mobile devices in the classroom? No problem. Students can access web versions for use on Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops.

The web experience presents the 3D objects against a static classroom backdrop. Students get to engage with the objects and manipulate them using their trackpad, mouse, and/or keyboard controls.

Go to to access these free web experiences now!

NOTE: Web versions will not run on the internet browsers of smartphones or tablets. Use the app for those devices.

Math

Math Activities

��ߺ�� AR helps students visualize math and see math in the world around them. From ski slopes to fireworks, from racing cars to desert islands, students can experience the fun in learning math and realize it’s not just about numbers and equations.

Topics Covered

Add & Subtract Fractions
Cross Sections
Divide with Remainders
Rotations
Nets
Slope
Solving Equations
Game Theory
Growth Functions
Parallel and Skew Lines
Reflections
Pythagorean Theorem in 3D
Graph Theory
Quadratic Functions (Group)
Coordinate Plane
LCM
Ratios
Equivalent Fractions

Use these handy reference charts to guide your planning:

Content Progressions: Summarizes each activity with recommended grade levels and suggested modifications.
Standards Alignment: Identifies the national standards each activity supports, with additional charts for Florida, California, and Texas.
Reveal Math Correlations: Shows how the activities align with our Reveal Math K–12 curriculum.

Science

Science Activities

Your science students can now experiment with the impossible in the classroom like dissecting the human eye, taking apart a v8 engine, or playing mini golf to understand reflection.

Topics Covered

Animal Cell Lab
Big Dig
Circulatory System
Fibonacci Forest Quest
Fireworks Factory
Glaciers
Human Eye
Law of Reflection (Group activity included)
Periodic Table
Photosynthesis
Respiratory System
Simple Machines
Sonic Shapes
Tornado Factory
V8 Engines

Use these handy reference charts to guide your planning:

Content Progressions: Summarizes each activity with recommended grade levels and suggested modifications.
Standards Alignment: Identifies the national standards each activity supports, with additional charts for Florida, California, and Texas.
Inspire Science Correlations: Shows how the activities align with our Inspire Science K–12 curriculum.

ELA

ELA Activities

Students explore narrative elements and literary devices within visual and spatial storytelling experiences to connect more deeply with plot, characters, setting, and the language that shapes them. The first activity Romeo & Juliet invites students to reimagine the balcony scene using the source material to create their own representation and watch their production come to life!

Topics Covered

GrammarBot: Modifers
Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet
The Great Race

Use these handy reference charts to guide your planning:

Content Progressions: Summarizes each activity with recommended grade levels and suggested modifications.
Standards Alignment: Identifies the national standards each activity supports, with additional charts for Florida, California, and Texas.

Teacher Resources and Support for ��ߺ�� AR

Teaching Aids

Guide your AR Integration with Standards-Aligned Lesson Plans

Professionally developed lesson plans include

Learning objectives and standards
Implementation tips
Student worksheet (same Evaluate exercises from app)
Extension activities (not in app)
Enrichment activities (not in app)

You can access these lesson plans by creating a free account at .

See What’s Covered—By Standard and by Grade

See each discipline tab for these teaching aids

Standards Alignment Chart

Easily see which standards each activity supports
Content Progressions Chart

Description of each activity, best-fit grade levels + modification tips

Learn How to Use ��ߺ�� AR: Video Tutorials and Self-Paced Training

Tutorial Videos – Short overviews to help you understand key tools and functions. See the Tutorials tab to the left.
Self-Paced Video Course – Complete anytime and receive a participation certificate. Coming August 2025 within the ��ߺ�� Educator Community.

Flexible Implementation for Any Classroom Setup

No matter your classroom configuration—1:1 devices, shared devices, limited tech, or even no student devices at all—��ߺ�� AR is built to fit your needs. Our Implementation Ideas Chart provides quick, practical guidance on how to integrate experiences across a variety of teaching models. Each activity follows a simple structure—Observe, Explore, Evaluate—but how you implement it is entirely up to you.

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Tutorials

If you’d like to see demos of the app for different subjects, please visit the tab for those subjects. These tutorials are intended to help you learn how to use, plan, and implement the app.

Planning Your Implementation (App Experience)

These are helpful tips on what to do before you start using the app experience with your students.

Planning Your Implementation (Web Experience)

These are helpful tips on what to do before you start using the web experience with your students.

Navigating the App Interface

This video will go over navigating the libraries in the App experience (searching, adding, updating, and archiving activities) as well as well as the functionality of the buttons throughout all the activities.

Navigating the Web Interface��

This video will go over the functionality of the buttons in the web experience, as well as different ways to move and rotate views (using keyboard buttons and/or trackpads).

Lesson Plans & Worksheets

This video shows how to access the lesson plans and worksheets for each activity. These teaching aids are housed in the where educators can create a free account to access these free resources and more for other apps.

Setup & Anchoring (App only)

If you're using the app experience, this video gives tips on how to project the 3D images on to a surface during the "Setup" portion. Anchoring is not part of the web-based experience as that uses a built-in static backdrop for the 3D images.

Using the Tools (App & Web)

The Calculator and Draw tools can be valuable across many activities to support learning. This video will provide some suggestions on when and where to use them.��

Changing Languages (App & Web)

Both the app and web experiences can be presented in Spanish, but the way you do it in each experience is different. In the app, you need to go to Settings, and in the web it’s a toggle in the upper right. Watch this video to learn more about changing languages.

Group Play (App & Web)

Select activities have options for Group Play. These are opportunities for students to collaborate to solve problems or compete against each other to achieve a learning objective. Watch this video to learn more.

Spatial Activities* (App only)

Select activities are made using a different technology called inside out spatial mapping. This only affects the app experience because it’s true augmented reality. Rather than projecting a single 3D object on one surface in front of you, the app projects all around you, so students feel more immersed in the activity. Watch this video to learn more.

*Students using the web experience can still access these activities; however, their experience remains the same because it’s web-based and doesn’t rely on augmented reality.

User Group

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Join a dynamic community of forward-thinking teachers exploring the power augmented reality in classroom:

Shape classroom learning through feedback on ideas in development
Connect with like-minded educators on uses of AR in the classroom
Access regular free training through webinars
Have your success spotlighted by ��ߺ�� in articles
Earn digital badges to share achievements
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FAQs

Is ��ߺ�� AR part of a curriculum program?

No. ��ߺ�� AR is a free standalone augmented reality app that can be used with any curriculum or textbook. Teachers can integrate the experiences into existing lessons as supplemental activities.

What’s the grade range for ��ߺ�� AR activities?

��ߺ�� AR activities are designed for grades 3 and up, though the ideal grade level varies by activity. We provide content progression charts to help you identify the best fit and any needed modifications. Many educators find that activities can flex up or down—advanced younger students often enjoy the challenge of higher-grade content, while older students may benefit from revisiting foundational concepts through younger-grade activities.

Does ��ߺ�� AR align to standards?

Yes! All ��ߺ�� AR activities are aligned to national standards across Math (Common Core), Science (NGSS), ELA (Common Core), and Social Studies (NCSS and C3 Framework). Each experience is designed to reinforce key concepts and skills in a way that’s engaging and interactive. We have documents that show this alignment. Please click on the specific discipline tabs to the left for information on standards. We are currently working on select state standards alignment and they should be posted in Fall of 2025

Does ��ߺ�� AR correlate with ��ߺ�� core curricula?

These activities are designed to supplement any core curriculum. However, we do have a correlations document for how the activities correlate to our Reveal Math, Inspire Science, and Social Studies curricula.��Please click on the specific discipline tabs to the left for information on correlations.

What kinds of devices do I need to access ��ߺ�� AR?

App Experience: Apple or Android tablets or smartphones
Web Experience: Laptops or Chromebooks

Do I need a headset to use ��ߺ�� AR?

No, you do not. Headsets are typically used for virtual reality (VR) experiences, not augmented reality (AR).

What’s the difference between the ��ߺ�� AR app experience and web experience?

Both versions include the same interactive activities—students can explore and manipulate 3D objects in either format. The key difference is how they experience them. With the app, the AR technology places digital objects into their real-world through the camera view—so it looks like the objects are sitting there on their desk or table, for example. It makes the experience feel more immersive. The web version shows the same 3D content on-screen against a digital background, making it ideal for laptops or desktops. Both are engaging—just in different ways.

Which experience—app or web—should I use in my classroom?

It depends on what devices your students have access to in the classroom. Please see table below.

Classroom Setup

1:1

Device Type

Tablets

��ߺ�� AR Experience

App

Notes

Full AR experience

Classroom Setup

1:1

Device Type

Laptops/Chromebooks

��ߺ�� AR Experience

Web

Notes

Identical content to app, browser-based

Classroom Setup

1:1

Device Type

Mixed Devices

��ߺ�� AR Experience

App & Web

Notes

Tablet/smartphone students use app. Laptop/Chromebook students use web. If they do a Group Play activity, it supports cross-device collaboration.

Classroom Setup

Shared Devices

Device Type

Tablets

��ߺ�� AR Experience

App (in pairs/groups)

Notes

Full AR experience

Classroom Setup

Shared Devices

Device Type

Laptops/Chromebooks

��ߺ�� AR Experience

Web (in pairs/groups)

Notes

Identical content to app, browser-based

Classroom Setup

Shared Devices

Device Type

Mixed Devices

��ߺ�� AR Experience

App & Web

Notes

Tablet/smartphone students use app. Laptop/Chromebook students use web. If they do a Group Play activity, it supports cross-device collaboration.

Table showing ��ߺ�� AR Classroom Experience by Setup, Device Type, Application Interface, and Notes
Classroom Setup	Device Type	��ߺ�� AR Experience	Notes
1:1	Tablets	App	Full AR experience
1:1	Laptops/Chromebooks	Web	Identical content to app, browser-based
1:1	Mixed Devices	App & Web	Tablet/smartphone students use app. Laptop/Chromebook students use web. If they do a Group Play activity, it supports cross-device collaboration.
Shared Devices	Tablets	App (in pairs/groups)	Full AR experience
Shared Devices	Laptops/Chromebooks	Web (in pairs/groups)	Identical content to app, browser-based
Shared Devices	Mixed Devices	App & Web	Tablet/smartphone students use app. Laptop/Chromebook students use web. If they do a Group Play activity, it supports cross-device collaboration.

How can I access ��ߺ�� AR and how do I get ��ߺ�� AR loaded on to my school devices?

��ߺ�� AR is free. Anyone can download the app from either the or or access the web versions at .

To deploy it on school devices, you may need to involve an administrator, depending on your district. Please see tips in the table below.

How to Acces

App Experience (Tablets/Phones)

App installed on school tablets or mobile devices. If you can’t download directly from the App Store or Google Play to school devices, you need an Admin to deploy.

Web Experience (Laptops/Chromebooks)

Go to on school laptops or Chromebooks.

Admin Action

App Experience (Tablets/Phones)

Ask your admin or IT team to deploy app from Apple School Manager or Android Zero Touch Enrollment.

Web Experience (Laptops/Chromebooks)

If you can’t access the website on school WiFi, ask admin or IT team to “whitelist” the URL .

Timing Tip

App Experience (Tablets/Phones)

Allow 2–3 weeks for approval and deployment (varies by district)

Web Experience (Laptops/Chromebooks)

Allow 2–3 weeks for approval and deployment (varies by district)

Important to share

App Experience (Tablets/Phones)

“It’s free and doesn’t collect student data”

Web Experience (Laptops/Chromebooks)

“It’s free and doesn’t collect student data”

Table showing ��ߺ�� AR Classroom App and Web Experience Login and Admin Details
	App Experience (Tablets/Phones)	Web Experience (Laptops/Chromebooks)
How to Acces	App installed on school tablets or mobile devices. If you can’t download directly from the App Store or Google Play to school devices, you need an Admin to deploy.	Go to on school laptops or Chromebooks.
Admin Action	Ask your admin or IT team to deploy app from Apple School Manager or Android Zero Touch Enrollment.	If you can’t access the website on school WiFi, ask admin or IT team to “whitelist” the URL .
Timing Tip	Allow 2–3 weeks for approval and deployment (varies by district)	Allow 2–3 weeks for approval and deployment (varies by district)
Important to share	“It’s free and doesn’t collect student data”	“It’s free and doesn’t collect student data”

I see Solo Play in all the activities and Group Play in some of the activities. What is the difference?

Every ��ߺ�� AR activity includes a Solo Play mode, which allows students to complete the activity independently at their own pace. Group Play is available in select activities as an additional option. It encourages collaborative or competitive learning within small groups. In Group Play, students might work together to achieve a shared goal or compete in a friendly challenge—either way, the experience is designed to make learning interactive, social, and game-like.

Some activities say they are a spatial mapping activity. What does that mean?

Spatial mapping activities use advanced AR technology to recognize and interact with multiple surfaces in a space—not just a single flat surface like a desk. This allows students to move around and view AR elements above, below, and all around them, creating a fully immersive experience. It’s designed to enhance engagement and make learning feel more dynamic and lifelike.

Are these activities something that kids only use in school?

Nope! These activities are available for students to access on a tablet, phone, or laptop, anywhere with a stable internet / cellular connection.

What kinds of teaching aids are provided?

Planning Need

Align with academic standards

Supporting Resource

Standards Alignment Chart – Easily see which standards each activity supports

Where to find

��ߺ�� AR website

Planning Need

Choose the right content by grade

Supporting Resource

Content Progressions Chart – Description of activity, best-fit grade levels + modification tips

Where to find

��ߺ�� AR website

Planning Need

Access lesson plans and worksheets

Supporting Resource

Lesson Plans – Overview, objectives, lesson duration, materials needed, standards covered, and tips. They also include Extension & Enrichment Activities and student worksheets (plus answer keys)

Where to find

Bookmark the for ��ߺ�� AR

Planning Need

Get familiar with app

Supporting Resource

Tutorial Videos – Short overviews to help you understand key tools and functions

Where to find

��ߺ�� AR website

Planning Need

Get deeper PD and earn a certificate

Supporting Resource

Self-Paced Video Course – Complete anytime and receive a participation certificate

Where to find

��ߺ�� website (to come August 2025)

Table showing ��ߺ�� AR Classroom Experience Teaching Aid Solutions by Planning Needs, Supporting Resources, and Where to Find Resources
Planning Need	Supporting Resource	Where to find
Align with academic standards	Standards Alignment Chart – Easily see which standards each activity supports	��ߺ�� AR website
Choose the right content by grade	Content Progressions Chart – Description of activity, best-fit grade levels + modification tips	��ߺ�� AR website
Access lesson plans and worksheets	Lesson Plans – Overview, objectives, lesson duration, materials needed, standards covered, and tips. They also include Extension & Enrichment Activities and student worksheets (plus answer keys)	Bookmark the for ��ߺ�� AR
Get familiar with app	Tutorial Videos – Short overviews to help you understand key tools and functions	��ߺ�� AR website
Get deeper PD and earn a certificate	Self-Paced Video Course – Complete anytime and receive a participation certificate	��ߺ�� website (to come August 2025)

Is ��ߺ�� AR offered in other languages?

Yes! ��ߺ�� AR activities are available in Spanish in both the web and app experience.

Does ��ߺ�� AR collect student data?

No, the app does not collect student data as part of our agreement with Verizon. The app was built for Verizon’s Innovative Learning Initiative; as part of that, the app must not collect student data and must be free.

How can I assess the students if the app doesn’t collect data?

In the , the lesson plans include student worksheets that you can print, hand out, and collect or distribute digitally via an LMS. They are fillable PDFs so students can complete them on a device and submit them back to you digitally via an LMS or your preferred method.

Why is ��ߺ�� partnering with Verizon?

Verizon has an education initiative called Verizon Innovative Learning that supports digital equity and inclusion in education. As part of it, the product is offered for free to all schools, no matter what curriculum they’re using. Educators can access the lesson plans for the product in the Verizon Innovative Learning portal, which provides free access to the latest in augmented reality and virtual reality educational materials.

Is ��ߺ�� AR free?

Yes! These activities will always be free. It’s part of our partnership with Verizon.

I’m having technical issues with the app.

Please send an email to mcgrawhillar@mheducation.com explaining what you are experiencing. A ��ߺ�� employee will troubleshoot the issue and respond accordingly.

Where can I submit feedback on ��ߺ�� AR?

You can send an email to mcgrawhillar@mheducation.com with your thoughts or fill out the form here.

Tech Requirements

Web-based Experience (laptops & desktops)

General Requirements:

The browser is WebGL 2 capable.
The browser is HTML 5 standards-compliant.
The browser is 64-bit and supports WebAssembly.

System Support (matches ALEKS requirements):

Operating System: Windows 10+, Mac OS X 10.15+
Chromebook Chrome OS 30+
Screen Resolution: 1024x768
Browsers: Chrome 105+, Firefox 105+, Edge 110+, No support for IE 11

App Experience (smartphones & tablets)

Apple Devices

Guaranteed to work on:

iPhone 12 and later
iPhone SE (latest)
iPad (latest)
iPad Air 3rd gen (2019)
iPad Air 4th gen (2020)
iPad Air 5th gen (2022)
iPad Air 6th gen (2024)
iPad Pro

Should work on:

iPhone 6s and newer
iPad 2017 and newer
iPad Pro (all)

Android Devices

Guaranteed to work on:

Samsung Galaxy S20 - S22
Google Pixel 6

Augmented Reality in Education: Podcasts, Webinars, Articles, and Research

Research

Research on Augmented Reality

We surveyed teachers, administrators and parents on their views about augmented reality in education. Read the results of our AR survey.

Podcasts

Podcasts Featuring ��ߺ�� AR

Forward to Different:
My EdTech Life:
Shake Up Learning:

social studies augmented reality activity for classroom

Articles

Articles on Augmented Reality and/or Featuring ��ߺ�� AR

Jaime Donally, speaker/author on immersive tech in education, reviews the top AR/VR apps in education, including a link to a webinar on ��ߺ�� AR that she moderated.
Jaime Donally reviews our Deforestation in the Amazon activity, which uses photo-realistic imagery and animation to illustrate the effects of deforestation.
Jaime Donally reviews our Map Dash activity that makes learning map skills interactive and competitive for elementary students.
Jaime Donally reviews our GrammarBot activity that makes learning modifiers more interactive, visual, and memorable.
Jaime Donally reviews our 3D web-based experience for classrooms that don't have access to mobile devices.
Jaime Donally reviews our Stickball activity that focuses on the Native American sport of Stickball and its influence on modern sports.
In this article the author explores how augmented reality can enhance students' engagement with classic literature by bringing historical contexts to life, such as reimagining Shakespeare’s balcony scene in ��ߺ�� AR. It also touches on other strategies, like using AI for writing feedback and encouraging multimodal projects (songs, digital posters, short films) to make literary texts more relevant to today’s tech-savvy learners.
Renee Dawson, an ed tech specialist at Atlanta Public Schools, shares her experiences using augmented reality in the classroom, including using ��ߺ�� AR.
Instructional technologist–and former teacher–Jaime Donally shares her thoughts in this review of ��ߺ�� AR.
Deepen Learning with ��ߺ�� AR

Get behind the scenes with the authors and developers of ��ߺ�� AR to learn about the pedagogical and technical decisions made.
In this Q&A, Heather Brantley, an instructional technologist and teacher at a Texas junior high school, discusses collaboration with ��ߺ�� AR.
This teacher shares how augmented reality has given her students opportunities to actively engage with lessons and how our free app, ��ߺ�� AR, can help you effortlessly integrate AR into your classroom.
Unsure about using augmented reality in the classroom? Read this blog post by an early adopter of augmented reality.

Webinars

Explore how to bring augmented reality (AR) into your classroom with confidence using ��ߺ�� AR. This session introduces what AR is, outlines common implementation barriers, and showcases tools to help you plan with purpose—including alignment guides, lesson plans, video tutorials and a self-paced course. You’ll also hear from an edtech coach who’s successfully launched AR with her teachers.
Now that you’re equipped with planning tools, this session dives into implementation strategies. Discover flexible ways to use ��ߺ�� AR with 1:1 or shared devices, and see what teachers and students have to say when engaging with ��ߺ�� AR. You'll also hear from a math teacher who's successfully used it and how she got her colleagues in other departments using it as well! Lastly, you'll get a sneak peek at our online user community to support you on your journey.
Watch this inspiring webinar featuring real stories from teachers using ��ߺ�� AR. This dynamic panel discussion was moderated by Jaime Donally, renowned expert in immersive technologies for education and featured two educators using the app.
Jaime Donally, author, speaker, and instructional technologist, joins the ��ߺ�� team to discuss tips for getting started with ��ߺ�� AR from understanding all the support resources available to tips for implementing it in the classroom.
Jaime Donally, author, speaker, and instructional technologist, joins the ��ߺ�� team to discuss the benefits of using the new 3D web-based experience in your classroom since so many schools are 1:1 with Chromebooks and don't necessarily have access to tablets. Also discussed are the new Drawing and Calculator tools and Spanish versions.
Jaime Donally, author, speaker, and instructional technologist on emerging technologies, speaks with Renee Dawson, Educational Technology Specialist from Atlanta Public Schools. They introduce you to the app, walk you through the app's features, and then dive into all of the lesson planning resources available for free in Verizon Innovative Learning HQ.
Jaime Donally, author, speaker, and instructional technologist on emerging technologies, speaks with Renee Dawson, Educational Technology Specialist from Atlanta Public Schools, as well as a panel of ��ߺ�� content specialists. This webinar explores how ��ߺ�� AR can transform traditional classroom lessons into engaging and interactive experiences that motivate students to learn through play.
Jaime Donally, author, speaker, and instructional technologist on emerging technologies, speaks with Renee Dawson, Educational Technology Specialist from Atlanta Public Schools, as well as a panel of ��ߺ�� content specialists. Here they dive into the new unique group play feature that students can use in-person and remotely and how the solo activities can be used collaboratively to build up to the group experience. Discover how collaboration and AR technology truly benefit the overall learning experience.
Explore how a free, award-winning augmented reality app facilitates active learning in different ways within different subjects, including math, social studies, and science. Whether students learn on mobile phones, tablets, or laptops, speak English or Spanish, thrive learning solo or within groups, ��ߺ�� AR expands opportunities for learning through immersive, bite-sized experiences.
In this engaging panel discussion, you’ll learn how AR can be a scalable way to create new, equitable opportunities for learning that engage even the hardest to reach students. Whether you’re an administrator looking to integrate innovative technology into your school or district or a teacher looking for free and engaging ways to supplement your curriculum, this webinar has something for you to learn and share with others.
While augmented reality (AR) deeply engages students through multimodal learning, it’s not widely used for instruction. Using a new, free AR app, participants will explore how AR can be powerful yet easy to integrate when experiences are bite-sized, aligned to learning objectives, and created with real classrooms in mind. Please plan to bring a mobile device to the session.

Latest Releases

Explore our newest activities in the 3D web version now or download the app to access them in augmented reality.

What Educators Say About Our Augmented Reality Experiences

The students found the app extremely easy to use. They were appropriately challenged by some of the exercises, but they weren’t discouraged at all. In fact, it was the opposite. They were so engaged that even when the bell rang, they didn’t want to leave the classroom and just wanted to figure out the current challenge.

I love how this is designed for the students to work collaboratively or independently. It allows for students to foster that sense of independence with a rich learning experience.

This app helps with the challenges that we experienced by giving the students a 3D representation of the concepts that we're learning. It's also super engaging so they're more interested in playing around with the concept.