Augmented Classroom

Overview

Augmented Classroom is a teaching platform for interactive, curriculum-aligned lessons for children in K–6. It combines AI and augmented reality with activities for exploring, creating, collaborating and checking understanding. Lessons can draw on 2D, 3D and marker-based AR content, across subjects including maths, art and creativity, language, technology, science and social studies.

The platform includes an AI voice assistant, stated to support 13+ languages, as well as a lesson-plan library and lesson authoring. Access for students varies by plan: the Basic plan is a single-user educator account for one device, without student join-in access. Augmented Classroom was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland. Readers comparing this kind of software can browse our Augmented Reality Learning Apps list.

Key features

• Four teaching modes: Explore, Create, Collaborate and Quiz offer distinct ways to work with lesson material.
• Mixed-reality content: Lessons can use 2D and 3D material alongside marker-based AR.
• Lesson planning and authoring: A lesson-plan library is included, and educators can author lessons. Basic limits the number of lesson plans; Pro provides unlimited lesson plans.
• Classroom management: The platform includes classroom-management tools. Student participation is not available on the single-user Basic account; the Trial plan supports up to 30 students.
• AI voice assistance: The assistant is stated to support 13+ languages.
• Device coverage: The accessibility page says CleverBooks solutions run across Windows, iOS and Android, on desktops, laptops, netbooks and mobile devices. The listed platforms also include web.
• Integration: CleverBooks content can be integrated into other platforms that support different types of integrations.

Pricing

Augmented Classroom uses a freemium model, with a free plan, a 14-day trial and paid plans. The listed plan terms and prices are:

• Demo Plan: 0.00 USD per free, billed forever. Includes one interactive test, mobile-only access and a single user.
• Trial Plan: 0.00 USD per free, billed for 14 days. Includes all subjects, all devices and up to 30 students.
• Monthly Plan: 1.99 USD per month, billed $23.88/year. The price is per student/month, with a free teacher account; all subjects and all devices are included.
• Yearly Plan: 4.50 USD per year, billed as low as $4.50/year with volume discount. The price is per student/year, with a free teacher account; all subjects and all devices are included.

The plan descriptions and pricing note use different labels for the free option: the Demo Plan is listed as free forever, while a separate Trial Plan is free for 14 days. Check the terms that apply to the intended classroom setup before choosing a plan.

Platforms

The listed platforms are web, Windows, iOS and Android. The accessibility page also describes use on desktops, laptops, netbooks and mobile devices. The Demo Plan is limited to mobile, while the Trial, Monthly and Yearly plans list all devices.

Who it's for

The plan descriptions position Basic for educators getting started, Pro for homeschool educators or classroom teaching, and School for educators and teacher collaboration. The Trial plan's allowance of up to 30 students may help educators assess student access before committing to a paid plan. School includes teacher trainings and technical support; the contact page offers help with product features, pricing and technical support.

Educators should pay particular attention to plan-level access. Basic is limited to one educator and one device, with no student join-in access, whereas the Trial plan explicitly supports up to 30 students. The available facts do not specify student limits for the Monthly or Yearly plans.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Multiple teaching modes, several subject areas, lesson authoring, a lesson-plan library and an AI voice assistant are brought together in one platform. The Trial plan covers all subjects and devices and includes up to 30 students.
• Cons: Basic does not allow students to join in, and its educator account is restricted to one device. The Demo Plan is mobile-only and limited to one interactive test. The listed price terms mix per-student monthly and yearly billing with a free teacher account, so the relevant plan and billing basis need careful checking.

Alternatives

For other options in augmented-reality learning, consider JigSpace, Merge EDU, Quiver, TrainAR, Delightex Edu (formerly CoSpaces Edu), Halo AR, Arility and Assemblr EDU.

Verdict

Augmented Classroom brings curriculum-aligned K–6 lessons, AR content, multiple teaching modes and lesson authoring together, with listed coverage across web, Windows, iOS and Android. Its fit depends on how students will participate: Basic is an educator-only starting point, while the Trial plan is the one that explicitly lists student join-in access for up to 30 learners. The plan descriptions also distinguish between limited and unlimited lesson plans, so educators should match those allowances and the per-student billing terms to their intended use.

Privacy and security statements may matter to schools evaluating classroom software. The company says it does not collect student data, and its compliance page says pupils are neither processed nor identified when using its solutions. It also states that transfers use TLS 1.2, stored data is protected with AES256 encryption, and platform data is hosted in the European Economic Area. The company says its practices address GDPR, COPPA, FERPA and the EU AI Act.