For schools

A real lab lesson, ready before your next class.

Pick a ready activity, share a code, and your students run real equipment from their own devices. They submit their work in Teach, and you review the evidence in one place.

No prepReady in minutesJoin by class code
A ready Teach activity, already built and waiting to open
Real laboratory apparatus students operate remotely

Your class does something real

Not a simulation: actual equipment they control.

Students open the real lab right inside the activity and watch it respond: a pendulum swinging, a beaker titrating, then record what actually happens. It feels like a lab because it is one.

Physical apparatusReal measurementsLive lab feed

You do less prep

The practical is already built. You just open it.

No lesson to write, no slides, no lab to book. Every activity arrives finished, and you can still add a hint or tweak the wording if you want to.

  • The activity, written and sequenced
  • The real lab, embedded in the steps
  • The questions students answer
  • The rubric you mark against
The ready activity library: pick one and go

In every activity

A complete practical, not a blank worksheet.

Ready sequencePrediction, lab work, data, conclusion, and submission already structured.
Embedded real labThe physical experiment opens inside the lesson flow.
Student evidenceAnswers, measurements, and conclusions are saved together for review.
Teacher reviewRubric-style marking, feedback, and exports when the class is done.

Worth showing off

You can say “we did the practical”, and prove it.

Every student's answers, measurements, and conclusion land in one place. Mark them, release feedback, and export the evidence: a real, modern, hands-on practical your class actually completed.

Student submissions with data and conclusions, ready to grade and export

Three steps

Choose an activity. Share a code. Review the work.

1

Choose an activity

Browse ready practicals by subject, level, and duration.

2

Share a code

Students join from any device and run the real lab. No accounts.

3

Review the work

See answers, data, and conclusions. Mark and give feedback.

Ready to open

Activities your curriculum already asks for.

Each one is built, checked, and waiting: pick it this period, run it next.

Trusted infrastructure

Built on the LabsLand remote-lab network.

The same real laboratories used for hands-on practical work, now packaged as ready lessons you can open with your class.

Real equipmentBrowser-based accessPortal-localized copy
School students using LabsLand remote labs

More than lab access

Teach turns the lab into the lesson.

Standard LabsLand access gives students the real equipment. Teach adds the classroom layer around it: the instructions, questions, class code, submissions, and review flow.

Pricing

Your first class session is free and stays open for 7 days.

Start here

Free first class session

Prepare any activity for free. Open one real class session at no cost, with a 7-day student access window for joining, finishing, and submitting.

  • Full access to the activity library
  • One class session with 7-day student access
  • No student accounts, no setup

For your school

Roll Teach out across a department or whole school, with roles and support.

  • Many teachers and classes
  • Shared activity library
  • Access control and LMS fit

More class sessions

Need a few more sessions before a school plan? We can help.

  • Pay only for what you run
  • Keep your results and exports
  • Upgrade to a school plan anytime

Preparing activities is always free. A session is used only when you open an activity for students. Student access remains available for 7 days; after that, students cannot join, start new labs, or submit. Your review access stays.

Good to know

Questions teachers ask

Are these real labs or simulations?

Real. Your students operate genuine equipment remotely and work with the actual measurements it produces, variability and all.

Do my students need accounts?

No. They join a class with a code or link, from any device. Nothing to install.

What equipment do I need?

None. Just a browser. The apparatus lives in our labs; your class connects to it over the web.

What subjects and levels does it cover?

Ready school activities across physics, chemistry, and biology, tagged by level from lower secondary through pre-university. Teaching at a university? Use the higher-ed Teach page.

Can I change an activity?

Yes. Adjust the wording and add your own hints or local context. The core questions, rubric, and lab stay intact, so the activity keeps working.

What does it cost?

Your first class session is free and works like a normal Teach session: students can join and submit for 7 days, and you can keep reviewing their work after it closes.

How long do students have access?

Students have 7 days from when you open the session for them. After that, they cannot join, start new labs, or submit, but your teacher review access stays.

What languages is it available in?

The Teach landing pages are localized in every supported portal language. The Teach app currently serves Spanish activities in Spanish and intentionally uses English for other activity languages until more lesson translations are available.

How is student data handled?

Students can join with a class code, so the trial flow keeps data collection minimal. Institution plans follow LabsLand's privacy terms and the school's agreement.

Your next class can do a real practical.

Pick one now: it is already built. Share a code, let students work with real equipment, and review their evidence afterward.

Ready activity, class code, review included.Start your first class free