Alternatives to Augmented Classroom

JigSpace

JigSpace suits sales, marketing, training, and product-support teams that need to present 3D concepts or products.

It suits early learners using printed activity pages at home, in classrooms, or in occupational therapy sessions.

Quiver suits families and educators using printable coloring pages with compatible mobile devices.

Assemblr EDU

Assemblr EDU suits educators preparing interactive lessons across subjects and grade levels, as well as students using 3D and AR learning materials.

AR Flashcards

It suits young learners exploring letters, numbers, space and other subjects through augmented-reality activities, as well as educators creating flashcards or drawings.

Merge EDU

Merge EDU suits K–12 educators seeking interactive science material, 3D models, and classroom or school-wide plans.

It suits educators, museums, retailers, and creators building phone-based or headset-viewable AR experiences.

Hologo suits children and pre-K learners using visual, conversational, and interactive lessons.

Reveal Math suits schools teaching mathematics from kindergarten through grade 12 that need print, digital, assessment, and differentiation resources.

Arility suits schools and learning centres delivering interactive safety lessons with teacher-led supervision and reporting.

TrainAR is aimed at non-programmers, designers, and domain experts with media competency, while also supporting developers with Unity and programming expertise.

It suits learners and curious users who want spacecraft models and mission information through mobile augmented reality.

It suits students studying foundational anatomy, especially learners who benefit from bone-focused quizzes, exploration and puzzle activities.

OpenAR suits scholars, educators, and public practitioners creating browser-based AR for humanities research, teaching, or public projects.