Certain topics have a stubbornly high failure rate, and they share a property: they are three-dimensional ideas printed on a two-dimensional page. Molecular geometry. The human heart. Planetary motion. Sectional views in geometry.
Rotate, section, disassemble
Magic 3D provides manipulable models for the concepts where flatness is the barrier. A heart can be rotated, cross-sectioned, and separated into chambers with blood flow animated through it. A benzene ring can be viewed along any axis.
Why this matters for retention
When a student builds a mental model by manipulation rather than memorisation, the recall is structural rather than verbal. They can reconstruct the answer instead of retrieving a sentence.
Works on the devices schools have
Models are optimised to run on mid-range Android tablets and through the classroom projector. No headset, no dedicated graphics hardware.
- 140+ models spanning biology, chemistry, physics and geometry
- Labels available in all 12 supported languages
- Teacher-controlled projection mode for whole-class use