English:Tools
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6 native tools · 8 workshops · keyboard, touch and fullscreen controls
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Explore the workshops
Eight complete workshops with 84 further tools and models. Choose a subject or a planning task.
Mathematics workshop
Ten interactive mathematics tools for geometry, linear equations, primes, proportion, map scales and discounts, with worked results.
Time and planning workshop
Eight tools for world times, date intervals, event countdowns, focused study, time-zone conversion, working time, ISO weeks and lesson phases.
Science lab
Twelve interactive tools for elements, density, ideal DC circuits, forces, motion, weight, levers, energy, temperature, waves and thin lenses.
Music workshop
Twelve silent visual tools for rhythm, a chromatic keyboard, guitar pitch classes, treble-clef practice, scales, intervals, chords, transposition and reference frequencies.
Measurement and data lab
Eleven tools for measurement statistics, uncertainty, deviations, significant figures, calibration, concentration, dilution, experiment planning and lab reports.
Simulation lab
Nine learning models for dice probability, Monte Carlo pi, random walks, population growth, predator and prey, inheritance, energy transfer, reaction trials and a water reservoir.
Teaching and inclusion workshop
Ten tools for UDL planning, differentiation, rubric drafts, formative feedback, English text statistics, WCAG contrast, reading focus, step sequences and source reflection.
Classroom workshop
Twelve teacher tools for random teams, pairs, participation, seating, cooperative roles, manual signals, lesson timing, shared polls, random numbers and reflection prompts.
Plan your learning
- School curriculum and year overviews
- My school study plan
- My learning area
- Learning calendar
- Wish list
Good to know
These tools process entries in the open tab and do not save them automatically. Use initials or fictional labels for groups and seating plans. Reloading clears the tool’s entries. Microphone and shake-to-roll features require a supported browser and your explicit permission. The demo slider and roll button provide alternatives. The noise traffic light measures a relative level and is not a calibrated decibel meter.
The calculator uses a decimal point, such as 1.5, and commas for thousands, such as 1,000. It provides numerical results and does not replace a symbolic computer algebra system. Practice feedback stays inside the activity. These tools do not record MOOCwiki learning points or grades. Workshop timers are visual and silent; they pause or cancel the current trial when the tab is hidden.