Biology

It is imperative that developmental biologists learn of the possible social consequences of their work and of the possible molding of their discipline by social forces. For today's biology students may be given more physical and social power than any group of people before them.

– Scott Gilbert and Anne Fausto Sterling

Biology is front page news, so it is important that we teach students to make connections between what they learn in the classroom and what they see in everyday life. As biology instructors, one may choose to teach biology devoid of social context, believing that students can make these connections on their own. 

We've got some of the interactives for biology students.

1.Color Vision

2.Neuron

3.pH Scale

Physics

Are you a student of physics and have been having hard time understanding and visualizing things related to physics? I know it happens as I remember from my early days at school where I was a quite confused about how do those things actually work.
If yes, then we're here to help you as much as we can by providing you simulations showing things inside out. All you need is just to sit back, read some theories from you syllabus books and rest of work shall be done by these simulations.

If you still feel this stuff not enough, do let us know, we'll come up with new simulations to get you caught up at what you learn and cramp daily.

Thanks for visiting us.

Charge and Field

 
Faraday's Law



Ohm's Law
 

Resistance in a Wire
 

Balloons and Static Electricity

Charges And Fields

Geometric Optics

Bending Light

Radiating Charge

Masses & Springs

Gravity And Orbits

Mathematics

As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain, and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality. Albert Einstein

1.Arithmetic

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2.Estimation

3.Balancing Act

Chemistry Concepts

This page covers the most basic kinds of concepts in chemistry which will help students to understand very basics of things to get going further.

1.Acid-Base Solutions

2.Atomic Interactions

3.Balancing Chemical Equations

4.Build an Atom

5.Concentration

6.Isotopes and Atomic Mass

7.Wave on a String

8.States of Matter: Basics