ChemCollective Virtual Lab
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VisitChemCollective Virtual Lab vs LabsLand
What both publish
| Fact | ChemCollective Virtual Lab | LabsLand |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Carnegie Mellon University lists the project at 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. | San Francisco, California, United States; Bilbao, Spain |
| Support | The instructor guide invites users to contact the team for technical help, curriculum support, questions, and comments. | Higher-education plans include help with course setup, student groups, and usage reporting. |
ChemCollective Virtual Lab plans
- ChemCollective Virtual LabFree
- Free accessFree
LabsLand plans
- Higher Education StandardPriced on request
- Higher Education AdvancedPriced on request
- Arduino Remote Laboratories (LCAL0002)$25, paid once
- Electronics Laboratory (Hive) (LCAL0003)$25, paid once
- Intel FPGA Laboratories (LCAL0001)€25, paid once
Pick ChemCollective Virtual Lab if…
It suits chemistry teachers seeking online activities and assessment tools, as well as high school and college students learning chemistry. Its current scope is aqueous reactions.
Pick LabsLand if…
LabsLand is suited to schools and universities that want remote access to physical STEM equipment, with teaching and assessment workflows. It also describes paths for companies, hardware partners, and individual learners.