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LabsLand vs Molecular Workbench

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FactLabsLandMolecular Workbench
AssessmentTeach for universities supports recorded measurements, submitted answers, rubrics, and exportable course evidence.Activities can contain embedded assessments, collect student work and provide teacher feedback.
HeadquartersSan Francisco, California, United States; Bilbao, SpainConcord, Massachusetts, USA

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

Molecular Workbench plans

  • Molecular WorkbenchFree
  • Molecular Workbench FreeFree

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.

Pick Molecular Workbench if…

Molecular Workbench suits educators and instructional designers creating simulation-based science activities. It may also suit learners using interactive experiments across its listed science topics.

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