Change the force. Watch acceleration respond.
a = F ÷ m = 4 ÷ 2 = 2 m/s²
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Game 1 · Time attack
True or false, against the clock.
Four statements, ten seconds each. This kind of round tests whether an idea stuck, and it comes back in the learner's memory deck for anything they miss.
- Made from: "Causes of the French Revolution"
- Audience: school students, 13–16
- Every answer explains why
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True or false?
Why the money ran out
France's debt was far higher than Britain's.
Game 2 · Put in order
Follow a drop of water.
Processes are taught as sequences, so the engine turns them into ordering games. Tap the steps in the order they happen. Tap a step again to take it back.
- Made from: "Water cycle"
- Module 2 of 4: "How a drop journeys"
- Works by tapping, so it's easy on a phone
Put in order
From the sea and back again
Learning you can touch
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Build the cell before learning its parts.
Tap or drag a part into the cell.
drag organelles →Move the price. Watch demand change.
At ₹40 a cup, the stall sells 68 cups a day.
explore graph →Order food from an AI shopkeeper.
¡Hola! ¿Qué te pongo? Hi! What can I get you?
Handle an unhappy customer.
"I've waited 40 minutes and my order is still wrong."
Change model inputs. See predictions shift.
Subject: Your invoice for March
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