ChemCollective Virtual Lab
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| Fact | ChemCollective Virtual Lab | Vic’s Science Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | The project aims to help high school and college students approach chemistry more like practicing scientists. | The maker lists schools, colleges, universities, vocational training centers, libraries, chemistry tutors, and individuals with headsets as audiences. |
| Customization | Teachers can configure aqueous simulations, chemicals and which laboratory tools students can use. | The maker says new scenes can be created in days without AI, and custom tasks are available on request. |
| Headquarters | Carnegie Mellon University lists the project at 5000 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. | Bratislava, Slovakia |
| Support | The instructor guide invites users to contact the team for technical help, curriculum support, questions, and comments. | The maker lists technical support at [email protected] and includes support with the trial and paid plans. |
ChemCollective Virtual Lab plans
- ChemCollective Virtual LabFree
- Free accessFree
Vic’s Science Studio plans
- DemoFree
- TrialFree
- Full (1 year)€240 a year
- Lifetime€700, 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 Vic’s Science Studio if…
It suits educators and learners using compatible VR headsets for chemistry practical preparation. Listed audiences include schools, universities, training centers, tutors, libraries, and individuals.