For schools

Real experiments for classrooms without specialized local hardware.

LabsLand helps teachers run practical STEM activities from normal school computers while keeping setup, safety, and scheduling manageable.

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LabsLand Teach

Activities your curriculum already asks for.

Will it float?

Upper primary science · 40 min

Primary students predict, test, and explain whether real objects float or sink in the Buoyancy remote lab.

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Microscope: zoom, focus, and cell evidence

Secondary (ages 14–17) · 45 min

Students adjust focus, lighting and magnification on a real microscope, then use their observations to identify cells.

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Teacher-friendly access

Students use browser links instead of drivers, hardware kits, or limited classroom equipment.

Real apparatus

Activities still use physical experiments and real measurements, not only idealized animations.

Classroom logistics

Ultraconcurrent labs and managed sessions make it easier to use labs with a whole class.

Common uses

Where this fits.

Introduce hard-to-source experiments

Bring physics, electronics, robotics, and other practical work into schools with limited equipment.

Prepare or reinforce hands-on sessions

Use remote labs before, after, or alongside in-person practical activities.

Support homework and projects

Let students revisit measurements outside a fixed lab period when the activity allows it.

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Ready lessons for the next class period

Ready-made real-lab lessons your class can run today: students join with a code, run a real experiment, submit evidence, and you review it in one place.

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  • Pick a prepared lesson
  • Share a class code
  • Review student evidence